Storyboard18 Kaspersky and KidZania Launch Cyber Investigation Centre for Children in Mumbai
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- •Kaspersky and KidZania launched a Cyber Investigation Centre in Mumbai on April 10, 2026.
- •The center educates children about cybersecurity threats like phishing and identity theft.
- •82.2% of Indian children have mobile device access by age 14, highlighting the need for cybersecurity education.
Kaspersky has partnered with KidZania to launch the Kaspersky Cyber Investigation Centre in Mumbai on April 10, 2026. This innovative center aims to educate children aged 6 and above about cybersecurity through immersive role-play experiences. Children will engage in activities that simulate real-world cybersecurity threats such as phishing, identity theft, and cyberbullying. The initiative is designed to equip young digital natives with essential skills to navigate the online world safely. With 82.2% of children in India having access to mobile devices by age 14, the need for early cybersecurity education is critical. The center features hands-on experiences where children can use Kaspersky's security tools and learn about safe browsing practices. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the importance of cybersecurity awareness among the youth. Kaspersky and KidZania aim to inspire a new generation of digital defenders through this partnership.
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