Workshop on Cyber Security
for Humanitarian
Action & Awareness
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Empowering the Digital Generation
This workshop bridges the gap between technical knowledge and humanitarian responsibility, equipping participants with real-world cyber skills.
Why Cyber Security Matters for Humanitarian Work?
In an increasingly interconnected world, cybersecurity is no longer the domain of technologists alone — it is a fundamental pillar of humanitarian action. Data breaches, social engineering, and digital threats affect aid organizations, vulnerable communities, and students every day.
Organized by IEEE DIU SB SIGHT Group in collaboration with the DIU Cyber Security Club, this two-day workshop creates a space for learning, awareness, and skill-building that empowers participants to protect themselves and the communities they serve.
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Practical Sessions — Hands-on labs covering threat detection, safe browsing, phishing prevention, and more.
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Humanitarian Lens — Understanding how cyber threats affect NGOs, healthcare, and aid operations globally.
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Expert Talks — Industry practitioners sharing real-world insights and career guidance in cybersecurity.
Two Days of Learning & Discovery
A carefully curated programme balancing theory, practice, and inspiration.
Participant Check-In & Welcome Kit
Registration desk opens. Collect your badge, kit, and find your seat.
Inaugural Ceremony & Welcome Address
Opening remarks from IEEE DIU SB SIGHT Chair and DIU CSC President.
Cybersecurity in the Age of Digital Humanitarianism
An overview of the global threat landscape and its humanitarian implications.
Phishing & Social Engineering: Recognize & Resist
Hands-on session identifying phishing attacks and social engineering tactics with live simulations.
Lunch Break & Networking
Refreshments served. Connect with fellow participants and speakers.
Data Privacy & Digital Rights in Humanitarian Contexts
Understanding GDPR, data sovereignty, and protecting sensitive beneficiary information.
Securing Your Digital Life: Passwords, 2FA & VPNs
Interactive lab — set up a password manager, enable 2FA, and configure a VPN on your device.
Day 1 Wrap-Up & Q&A
Summary of the day's learnings, open Q&A, and preview of Day 2.
Day 2 Recap & Icebreaker
Quick recap of Day 1, participant reflections, and day preview.
Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing: A Career Path
Exploring ethical hacking as a profession and its role in building safer digital systems.
CTF Challenge — Capture The Flag for Beginners
Teams compete in a beginner-friendly CTF exercise covering basic web, crypto, and OSINT challenges.
Lunch Break
Refreshments and informal networking.
Women in Cybersecurity — Breaking Barriers
A panel discussion celebrating women leaders in the field and encouraging inclusivity in tech.
Cyber Hygiene for Organizations & NGOs
Practical guidelines for small organizations, student clubs, and NGOs to manage cyber risk with limited resources.
Certificate Distribution & Closing Ceremony
Award ceremony, certificate distribution, and closing remarks from organizers. Photo session.
Secure Your Spot Today
Seats are limited for this two-day workshop. Register early to guarantee your participation and join 200+ students and professionals committed to building a safer digital Bangladesh.
Free event · Registration closes July 20, 2026
We look forward to seeing you on July 25–26!
Meet the Organizers
A collaborative effort by two passionate organizations dedicated to technology and humanitarian impact.
IEEE DIU SB SIGHT Group
The Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) at Daffodil International University's IEEE Student Branch, dedicated to using technology for social good.
DIU Cyber Security Club
A student-driven club at Daffodil International University fostering cybersecurity education, research, and ethical hacking skills among the student community.
Have Questions?
Our organizing committee is here to help. Reach out to us through any of the channels below.