Program Sosialiasi Keamanan Siber untuk Usaha Mikro di Perkotaan

Abstract

The Cyber Security Training Program for Micro Entrepreneurs in Urban Areas organized by academics in collaboration with the Indonesian Muslim Scholars Association (ICMI) aims to improve the understanding and skills of micro business actors in dealing with cyber threats that can harm their businesses. This training provides basic knowledge of cyber threats, such as hacking and data theft, as well as practical techniques for protecting business systems and data, such as the use of security software, secure password management, and the implementation of two-factor authentication. This activity also involves simulating the handling of cyber incidents, which aims to strengthen the skills of participants in responding to threats effectively. Through collaboration between academics and ICMI, this program is expected to equip micro entrepreneurs with the necessary skills to maintain the security of their businesses in the digital era. However, challenges in the form of low digital literacy among some participants are obstacles that need to be overcome through further training and mentoring. This program is expected to increase the digital literacy and capacity of micro business actors, as well as reduce the risk of data leaks that can threaten the continuity of their business.