Corporate sponsorship can include activities like:
- cybersecurity awareness event geared towards girls in your community
- donating a prize package to a specific classroom or local school
- sponsoring a student-led project in your community
Partner opportunities can include:
- create ‘cybersecurity for girls’ resources for your local community group
- organize a city-wide Fraud Prevention event in your city
- organize a Mayor’s Cybersafety Day in your municipality
Volunteer examples can include:
- running a project to collect technology to donate to local seniors
- championing a KCF program at your local school or community group
- using your social media skills to help advertise an upcoming event
World Password Day
International Password Day is the first Thursday in May each year.
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Student Data Protection Week
These resources make sure you’re keeping your students as safe as possible.
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Safer Password Managers
Our capstone students have done the research for you.
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Safer Internet Day
We have selected some of the best online tools and resources to help you be safer online.
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Private Video Conferencing
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Fraud Prevention Month
March is Fraud Prevention Month and KCF works with the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre to bring you the latest resources.
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Women in Cyber
Women are proportionately under-represented in the cyber industry; we aim to change that.
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Data Privacy Day
Our carefully curated selection of privacy management resources underline the importance of valuing and protecting personal information.
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