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Cyberbullying Awareness

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Cyberbullying refers to harassment, threats, or harmful behavior toward individuals online, often through social media, messaging apps, or gaming platforms.
What is it?

Cyberbullying refers to harassment, threats, or harmful behavior toward individuals online, often through social media, messaging apps, or gaming platforms.

How it can impact you
  • Emotional distress: Victims may suffer anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem.
  • Reputation damage: Harmful rumors or false information can be spread quickly.
  • Privacy violations: Personal details or photos may be misused to embarrass or harm someone.
  • Online exclusion: Victims may be deliberately isolated from digital groups or communities.

Example: A student was cyberbullied through social media, leading to mental health struggles and withdrawal from school activities.

What do you need to do to protect yourself?
  1. Report and block bullies on social media or gaming platforms.
  2. Keep records of cyberbullying incidents for evidence if needed.
  3. Avoid engaging with or retaliating against online bullies.
  4. Use privacy settings to limit who can contact you.
  5. Talk to a trusted adult, teacher, or counselor if you experience cyberbullying.
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Your support can make a significant impact in building a secure digital future for everyone:

  1. Staying informed is key to protecting yourself and your loved ones from online threats.
  2. Follow our social media channels and website for regular updates on cybersecurity best practices.
  3. Promote online safety for families, businesses, and the community by spreading this knowledge.
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Protect Yourself
  1. Report and block bullies on social media or gaming platforms.
  2. Keep records of cyberbullying incidents for evidence if needed.
  3. Avoid engaging with or retaliating against online bullies.
  4. Use privacy settings to limit who can contact you.
  5. Talk to a trusted adult, teacher, or counselor if you experience cyberbullying.

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Policies & Resources

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UAE Information Assurance Standard

The UAE Information Assurance (IA) Standard is a nationally recognized framework designed to enhance the security and resilience of critical information infrastructure across the United Arab Emirates.

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National Cyber Security Governance Framework

The UAE is investing heavily in cyber security, using technology and skill to combat threat actors in the cyber domain, foster trust and confidence in the UAE’s digital ecosystem, and safeguard its cyberspace.

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National Vulnerability Disclosure Policy

The UAE Cyber Security Council's mission is to protect critical systems from vulnerabilities and secure sensitive data of government entities and CIIs from misuse and unauthorized disclosure.

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