Techafricanews Kaspersky Opens Cybersecurity Center for Kids in Dubai Mall
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- •Kaspersky's Cybersecurity Center in Dubai Mall targets children's digital safety education.
- •The center allows kids to engage in role-playing as cyber detectives to learn about online threats.
- •89% of UAE parents see IT careers as desirable for their children, highlighting the need for cybersecurity awareness.
Kaspersky has launched a Cybersecurity Center at KidZania in Dubai Mall, aimed at educating children on digital safety. This interactive space allows kids to role-play as cyber investigators, learning to detect and protect against cyber threats. The initiative responds to the growing concern for children's online safety as they engage with technology at younger ages. A Kaspersky survey indicates that 89% of UAE parents envision their children pursuing careers in IT. The center offers simulations and digital missions to help children identify online threats and practice safe browsing. This opening follows similar centers launched in Mexico and India, expanding Kaspersky's global educational efforts. The program aims to foster critical thinking and responsible online behavior among children. Kaspersky emphasizes the importance of equipping the younger generation with cybersecurity knowledge and skills.
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