MODULE 5 — Personal Data Protection & Cybersecurity

Welcome to Module 5 of the Bridge4Mothers Digital Literacy & Upskilling Programme.

This module focuses on helping participants understand how to protect personal information, stay safe online, and use digital technologies responsibly.

As more daily activities move online, including:

• communication,

• banking,

• education,

• employment,

• and social networking,

it becomes increasingly important to understand:

• online risks,

• digital safety practices,

• and responsible internet behaviour.

This module introduces participants to:

• personal data protection,

• password security,

• safe internet browsing,

• cybersecurity basics,

• online scams,

• phishing,

• and responsible digital behaviour.

The module supports participants in developing:

• confidence,

• awareness,

• and safe digital participation skills.

By the end of this module, participants will be able to:

• understand the importance of personal data protection,

• recognise common online risks and scams,

• create strong and secure passwords,

• practice safe internet browsing,

• protect personal information online,

• and respond more safely to suspicious online activity.

Participants will:

• improve awareness of cybersecurity risks,

• protect personal information more effectively,

• identify unsafe online behaviour,

• use safer digital practices,

• and strengthen confidence in online environments.

Total Estimated Time:

5–6 Hours

Including:

• presentations,

• tutorials,

• practical exercises,

• quizzes,

• and reflection activities.

To complete Module 5, participants must:

• View all learning materials
• Complete cybersecurity activities
• Participate in discussion forum
• Submit practical assignment
• Complete quiz/self-assessment

Congratulations on completing Module 5.

You are developing important cybersecurity and online safety skills that can help protect:

• your personal information,

• your digital identity,

• and your participation in online environments.

Safe and responsible digital behaviour supports confidence, independence, and positive digital participation.