KME Academy, where knowledge meets experience.
With the rapid growth of digital services, social media, online banking, and mobile applications,
individuals are increasingly exposed to cyber threats such as fraud, identity theft, online harassment,
and data misuse. Both technical and non-technical users are often the most vulnerable due to lack of
awareness and practical knowledge.
This proposal outlines a Cyber Security Awareness Program, aimed at empowering both technical and
non-technical individuals of different ages with essential cyber safety knowledge and practical skills.
The program will use simple language, real-life examples, and interactive methods to ensure
participants can confidently protect themselves in the digital world.
Objectives
Participants will learn to:
- Identify common cyber threats and scams (phishing, vishing, impersonation)
- Apply strong password & authentication practices (MFA, password managers)
- Educate participants on safe online behavior
- Build confidence in using digital platforms securely
- Handle company data responsibly and securely
- Detect suspicious activities and its prevention.
- Maintaining Proper Data Privacy
- Educate family members against cyber-crimes.
- Basic Dos and Don’ts
Target Audience
- Age Group: 20–40+ years
- Profile:
o Technical/non-technical individuals
o Students, job seekers, professionals, entrepreneurs, parents
o Regular users of smartphones, internet, and social media - No prior technical knowledge required
Methodology
The program will use interactive and engaging methods, including:
- Live presentations with real-world examples
- Short videos and case studies
- Interactive discussions and Q&A sessions
- Simple demonstrations (no technical jargon)
- Practical tips participants can apply immediately
Methodology
The program will use interactive and engaging methods, including:
- Live presentations with real-world examples
- Short videos and case studies
- Interactive discussions and Q&A sessions
- Simple demonstrations (no technical jargon)
- Practical tips participants can apply immediately
Organization value proposition:
By the end of the program, participants will:
- Understand common cyber threats
- Be able to identify suspicious online activities
- Practice safer digital habits
- Protect personal and financial information
- Act responsibly and confidently online
- Immediate steps after a cyber incident
- Reporting cyber crimes
- Available help and support resources
- Support for digital Nepal framework through awareness
Organization value proposition:
By the end of the program, participants will:
- Understand common cyber threats
- Be able to identify suspicious online activities
- Practice safer digital habits
- Protect personal and financial information
- Act responsibly and confidently online
- Immediate steps after a cyber incident
- Reporting cyber crimes
- Available help and support resources
- Support for digital Nepal framework through awareness
Social Impact
This initiative will contribute to:
- Reduced cyber fraud incidents at the community level
- Improved digital literacy and confidence
- Safer online behavior among youth and working adults
- Stronger, more informed digital communities
- Sustainability and Future Scope
The program can be expanded through:
- Regular awareness drives
- Community ambassadors and peer educators
- Distribution of simple cyber safety guides
- Collaboration with educational institutions and employers
- Training Overview
Title: General Cyber Security Awareness
Audience: Up to 50+ participants
Delivery: In-person
Duration: 2 Hours
Agenda Breakdown (2 Hours)
Deliverables
- Instructor-led training (2 hours)
- Awareness slide deck (PDF)
- Phishing examples with red flags
- Cyber hygiene best practice checklist
- Interactive quiz
- About Trainer
- Certified ISO 27001(ISMS) Lead Auditor
- Cyber security professional in MNC
- Founder of KME Academy
- 7+ years in security, awareness training, and risk & compliance
- Conducted corporate training programs for startups and enterprise teams
- Focused on practical, real-world cybersecurity learning