University of Technology Bahrain (UTB) held a timely and engaging seminar titled “The Dark World of Cyber Fraud,” bringing together staff, students and alumni to delve into the hidden threats of the digital era. It served as a platform to educate and empower participants on how to stay protected in today’s interconnected world.

The seminar was led by Dr. Mohamed Al Abdulla, Head of the Financial Crimes Division at the Ministry of Interior, who captivated the audience with his in-depth knowledge and practical insights. Through compelling examples, he shed light on various types of cybercrimes, including scams on social media platforms, fraudulent online shopping schemes, fake job opportunities, and the risks associated with cryptocurrency trading.

Participants were equipped with essential strategies to outsmart cybercriminals and safeguard their digital presence. By presenting realistic scenarios, the session highlighted the importance of staying vigilant and informed about emerging online threats.

Aligned with its mission to enhance community well-being, UTB actively supports Bahrain’s initiatives to combat cybercrimes by delivering relevant training tailored to students in its technology-focused programmes. The university remains dedicated to raising awareness and cultivating a secure digital environment for its community.

UTB extends its gratitude to the Ministry of Interior for their ongoing efforts in enhancing cybersecurity awareness and implementing robust measures to protect the kingdom from cyber threats.

Through collective efforts, a safer and more resilient digital future is a goal worth striving for.

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