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NCC Celebrates National Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2021

NCC Celebrates National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) 2021.
This is an annual event celebrated in October, and focused on raising awareness about Cybersecurity through awareness and sensitisation campaigns, and providing the public with general knowledge and tools to help them keep safe when on the Internet.
• Telecoms’ consumers are educated on Cybersecurity issues during this month such as;
• Cybercrime & Cybersecurity
• Understanding the Law on Cybercrime (i.e) the Cyber Crime Act)
• Child Online Protection (COP)
• Online Security & Safety Tips

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