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Physical safety and online safety became indispensable today due to the large impact they weigh on journalists. Some journalists are still reluctant to use digital security tools due to their belief that they are complex and sophisticated. Nonetheless, journalists extensively contend with the dangers of cyber-attacks, especially in times of crisis. Great attention to the growing digital threats is strongly needed.
Physical safety and online safety became indispensable today due to the large impact they weigh on journalists.
To support journalists in deepening their understanding of digital security and safety in conflict, Internews is launching a second Advanced Digital Security Training. The training is tailored to help journalists deal with physical threats during conflicts and protect their information from intrusion.
This training is an opportunity for journalists working on human rights topics, including religious freedom. By attending this training, participants will learn advanced strategies and tips to work safely in a highly sensitive environment. The training will also help them take the necessary steps to protect their data from being compromised due to online attacks.
To take part in the training, you will need a computer and a mobile with Internet access and some free memory to install the required software. A quiet setting will also help you focus and avoid distractions. It is preferable that you join the sessions from a computer or laptop and not from your phone.
Participants who complete the program will receive a $100 USD stipend to cover internet fees. The stipend is only paid after completing the training, attending 90% of the live sessions, and submitting all required assignments.