Abstract

Today, the internet extensively impacts people’s lives through improved communications, interactions, and the exchange of information. Despite all these positive effects, it also causes in significant negative issues. Over the recent years, cases of online fraud, cyber-bullying, racial abuse, gambling, and pornography have increased due to the lack of self-control and overall awareness among internet users. Therefore, there is a need to create awareness and training on cybersecurity in schools to protect students from cyber-bullying, online fraud, and being targets of prejudice. Research reveals that the level of self-control and awareness among internet users is still moderate and low. To ensure cybersecurity awareness and knowledge among internet users, young people need to get educated on how to operate safely in cyberspace. This education will guarantee that they understand how to protect themselves from cybercrimes. To this extent, this research paper will explore the essence of cybersecurity education in schools and provide strategies that educators can utilize to promote cybersecurity education across learning institutions. This paper will thus conclude how cybersecurity training can be implemented in a learning institution.

Highlights

  • Many people today use the internet as a platform to provoke discussions, to expand their popularity, or to express their feelings

  • According to various research findings, learning institutions can significantly benefit from cybersecurity education

  • Based on the research finding, it is evident that there is a need for cybersecurity education in learning institutions

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Introduction

Many people today use the internet as a platform to provoke discussions, to expand their popularity, or to express their feelings. They engage in citizen journalism where they gain satisfaction from being the first to share a given issue through increased attention from other users. In this way, people often keep in touch through the internet by posting their activities, interactions, and other aspects of their daily lives [1]. Sometimes a problem arises when these internet users are quick to share information without concern for their safety, or the validity of the content [2]

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