Russia to Host International Internet Safety School in October
Young specialists from across Russia and abroad will gather to learn how to confront digital threats as cybersecurity becomes a matter of national importance.
From October 5 to 9, the Moscow region will host the fourth International Internet Safety School for Youngsters. The event will bring together students and young professionals aged 18 to 35, training them in advanced methods of protection against cyberthreats. With technologies evolving rapidly, ensuring the safe integration of the younger generation into the digital space has become a state priority.
The school provides a unique platform for knowledge exchange between young talent, government, and leading representatives of Russia’s IT industry. Participants will not only improve their digital literacy but also develop their own cybersecurity projects and receive support for implementation. For young people from across Russia, it’s a chance to expand professional networks and contribute to the country’s digital culture.
Roman Kovbas, head of the Youth Affairs Agency of Primorsky Krai, emphasized that shaping responsible attitudes toward content and personal data online is one of the key goals.
