Fananews NCSA Launches Cyber Security Youth Camp 2026 in Qatar
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- •The Cyber Security Youth Camp 2026 involves 400 students from various schools in Qatar.
- •The program includes hands-on exercises and interactive sessions with cybersecurity experts.
- •Remote participation is offered for the first time, expanding access to the camp's resources.
The National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) has launched the Cyber Security Youth Camp 2026, running for three weeks. The camp, held at the Qatar Science and Technology Secondary School for Boys, involves 400 students aged 13 to 17 from various schools. It aims to enhance cybersecurity awareness and skills among youth, featuring lectures, workshops, and interactive sessions with experts. The program covers six core pillars including Ethical Hacking and Cyber Defense. For the first time, remote participation is available through an e-learning platform, broadening access. Students engage in hands-on exercises using tools like 'TryHackMe' and participate in competitive challenges. The initiative is part of NCSA's strategic efforts to prepare a digitally aware generation.
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