Let’s Celebrate Cyber Awareness Month with RAM Cyber Expert
Cyber Surakshit Bharat
Your Digital Security
is Our Top Priority
A safer digital world starts with awareness. Let's work together to stay safe, protect our data, and build a stronger digital future.
What is
Cybersecurity
Awareness?
Cybersecurity awareness means understanding digital threats and making safer choices every time you go online. It helps you protect your personal data, devices and digital life.
Recognize
Know the threat.
Learn to identify phishing, malware, scams and other common cyber risks.
Think
Pause before you act.
Check links, messages, downloads and requests before sharing information.
Protect
Build safer habits.
Use strong passwords, keep devices updated and protect your important data.
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Common Cyber Threats
Recognize the risks. Make smarter choices. Stay protected.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simple answers to help you stay safer online.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is an annual campaign held every October to promote safer digital habits and help people understand how to protect their data, devices, and online accounts.
Cyber threats can affect anyone. Awareness helps people recognize scams, avoid unsafe actions, protect personal information, and make safer decisions online.
Common threats include phishing, malware, ransomware, online scams, fake websites, identity theft, social engineering, QR-code scams, and account takeover.
Use strong and unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication, keep recovery information secure, and never share passwords or verification codes.
Look for unexpected requests, suspicious links, urgent language, unknown senders, and requests for passwords, OTPs, banking details, or other sensitive information.
No. Never share an OTP with anyone, even if someone claims to be from a bank, company, government agency, or customer-support team.
Keep your operating system, applications, browsers, and security software updated. Install apps only from trusted sources and use a secure screen lock.
Act quickly. Stop communicating with the scammer, secure your affected accounts, change compromised passwords, contact your bank or service provider when relevant, and report the incident to the appropriate cybercrime authority.
