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A safer digital life for every Pakistani

Digital Guard is an independent, non-profit cyber awareness program that teaches ordinary people — in simple language — how to stay safe from online fraud and harassment.

Our story

Started at the Amal Academy Fellowship

Digital Guard began as an Amal Academy Fellowship mega project aimed at protecting non-technical university students from OTP fraud, phishing and fake job offers.

We surveyed students across Faisalabad universities to understand which threats they face most, and in July 2026 we ran an online awareness session with an international guest speaker.

Now we run the program on a permanent basis for all of Pakistan — free modules, scam alerts, sessions at institutions and guidance for victims of harassment.

Fellowship

Launched as an Amal Academy mega project

Research

Student survey across Faisalabad universities

July 2026

Online awareness session with an international guest speaker

Now

Nationwide program: modules, certificates, sessions and support

Principles

How we work

Plain language

No jargon — practical guidance in everyday Urdu and English.

Privacy first

Minimal data, secure storage, and victims’ information shared only with their consent.

Working with institutions

We encourage and guide people to report to the official authorities, especially NCCIA.

Partners

Who we work with — and where we started

Where we started
Disclaimer: Digital Guard is an independent awareness initiative and is not affiliated with NCCIA, PTA or any government body. We are not a law enforcement agency; we help the public reach the official authorities the right way.
FAQ

About the cyber awareness program

Who runs the Digital Guard cyber awareness program?

Digital Guard is an independent, volunteer-led cyber awareness program that began as an Amal Academy Fellowship project in Faisalabad and now serves people across Pakistan.

Is Digital Guard a government body?

No. We are not a government body or law enforcement agency and are not affiliated with NCCIA or PTA. We guide people to report through official channels.

How can my organisation partner with the cyber awareness program?

Host a session, share our material, or support content in Urdu. Write to us from the contact page: open the guide

One module today. One safer family tomorrow.

8 short modules in Urdu and English, completely free — with a verifiable certificate at the end.

Start learning