National Cybersecurity Agency launches Youth Summer Camp third edition
The National Cybersecurity Agency announced the launch of the third edition of the Cybersecurity Summer Camp in Qatar, which lasts for three weeks and aims to cultivate a digital generation that is aware and capable of protecting its cyber space. Approximately 400 male and female students aged 13 to 17 from various public and private schools are participating in the camp, which is held at Qatar Science and Technology Secondary School for Boys. For the first time, students can also participate remotely via the e-learning platform. The program includes six core pillars: fundamentals, networks, ethical hacking, web, systems, and cyber defense. It is delivered through lectures and interactive workshops, distinguished by a gamified learning approach with group challenges, as well as discussion sessions with specialized experts. The camp seeks to raise awareness about cybersecurity and develop young people's professional skills to support Qatar's digital transformation. This initiative is part of the agency’s ongoing efforts to build youth capabilities and help them face future cyber challenges.
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