Bebshay Digital Shurokkha Training Workshop

USAID-led Bebshay Digital Shurokkha Campaign has been conducted to build the necessary knowledge and skills on cyber security among Bangladeshi businessmen. To make this campaign successful, throughout the months of February and March, we have arranged workshops in the districts of Dhaka, Gazipur, Narayanganj, Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Jessore, and Bogra for small and medium-sized entrepreneurs, or MSMEs.

Entry Fee: Totally Free

So register here to get a complete understanding of digital business cyber security.

ABOUT US

The “Bebshay Digital Shurokkha” Campaign aims to improve the cybersecurity awareness of business owners in Bangladesh. The campaign is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), and is a part of the South Asia Regional Digital Initiative (SARDI) initiative, which is being implemented by DAI Inc.

The campaign will help MSMEs understand the risks of cyber-attacks, recognize dis/misinformation, adopt principles of digital safety, and protect their businesses from potential cyber threats. All of the learning materials will be available on the campaign’s social media pages and on this website. Please stay connected with our social media pages to stay updated regarding the latest blogs, infographics, videos, and other resources that you need to stay secure on the internet.

Inspira Advisory & Consulting Limited is executing the “Bebshay Digital Shurokkha” Campaign. Connect with us to share your comments or concerns, and get involved with our campaign and help us create a safer cyberspace for Bangladesh.

Partners

Knowledge Center

Are you safe from hacking?

Receiving spam emails, calls and SMS?

Unable to access your online assets?

What is an Online Supplier Scam?

Business page hacking and page fraud

Fake delivery or fake address scam

Fake Payment Scam

Infographics

Did you know?

Cybercrime is the 3rd largest economy in the world.

Source: Ransomware Research 2022,
NASCOM data compilation 2021

43%

Cyberattacks are targeting small businesses and SMEs

Increase in concern for data safety due to the COVID-19 pandemic

$10.5 trillion

Annual Damage Projected by 2025

Assessment

Campaign

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Contact Us

Contact Law Enforcement

In case of any cyber security emergency, please contact the law enforcement agency:

cttc@dmp.gov.bd

+8801320046500

Messages

Tanvir Hassan Zoha

Assistant Professor, BUBT and Managing Director, Backdoor PVT Ltd.

“There is no anonymity in the cyber world.”

Sanzida Chowdhury Shwarna

Founder, Shreya Bangladesh

As someone who has personally suffered due to cyber threats, I applaud this campaign as it will help entrepreneurs learn how to protect themselves.

Md. Najmul Islam

Additional Deputy Police Commissioner, CTTC, DMP

“We want to keep cyberspace safe for our citizens, and further awareness will greatly assist us in our mission to make a cyber-resilient Bangladesh. So, I look forward to the success of this Campaign.”

Saimum Reza Talukder

Senior Lecturer, BRAC School of Law

"Success in digital commerce also depends on a digitally literate MSME entrepreneur."

Dewan Muhammad Humayun Kabir

Project Director, Aspire to Innovate (a2i)

“This is a very timely initiative for the entrepreneurs which will contribute to cyber security awareness, learning ecosystem, cyber threat solutions, and entrepreneurial Supply Chain. I strongly believe that this campaign would be the voice of millions that protects them from cyber threats.”

Md. Mafizur Rahman

Managing Director, SME Foundation

"MSMEs are the backbone of our economy. Thus, protecting their digital security is also equally important and thats why it is a national concern."

Kaniz Fatema

CEO, BdOSN

“Right knowledge and awareness can keep us secured in Cyber world. So, let us be proactive and vigilant in keeping our online data and business information safe and protected. This is really a great initiative by USAID, DAI, DCCP and Inspira.”

Mohammad Salman Rahman

Director and Partner, Inspira Advisory and Consulting Limited

As businesses become more connected to the internet, it pays to be ‘cyberaware’.

Komal Bazaz Smith

Digital Connectivity & Cybersecurity Partnership Project Director Digital Frontiers

As key drivers of economic growth, job creation, and innovation in Bangladesh, MSMEs must both capitalize on the enormous opportunities that digitization offers as well as become aware of, understand and mitigate against significant online harms that threaten digitized businesses.