Awareness Week

Digital Freedom Awareness Week

  • Cybersecurity Awareness Month North America 2025

    North America 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2025 1️⃣ Government CISA (US) National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA, US) Public Safety Canada – Get Cyber Safe (Canada) Mexico (SSPC + UNAM) 2️⃣ Educational / Semi-Government New Jersey City University (NJCU, US) University of Washington (UW, US) University of California System (UC, US) UIC (University of Illinois Chicago, US) University of Chicago (US) Canada (Carleton, McGill, TMU) 3️⃣ Big Tech Microsoft Google Cisco Proofpoint KnowBe4 CrowdStrike / Palo Alto /…

  • Cybersecurity Awareness Month EASTERN EUROPE 2025

    EASTERN EUROPE 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 1️⃣ Government / Regional ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity) National Governments (EU Member States in Eastern Europe): Russia – Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media (Mintsifry) & FSB/FSTEC 2️⃣ Educational / Semi-Government 3️⃣ Big Tech (Regional Operations) 4️⃣ Private / Independent (Non–Big Tech) ✅ Summary (Eastern Europe 2025, including Russia):

  • Cybersecurity Awareness Month Australasia 2025

    Australasia 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 1️⃣ Government Australia – Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) New Zealand – CERT NZ Pacific Islands (Regional) 2️⃣ Educational / Semi-Government Australia New Zealand 3️⃣ Big Tech (Regional Operations) As with NA + SA → Big Tech dominates messaging in Australasia too: 4️⃣ Private / Independent (Non–Big Tech) This is where Australasia has some interesting players beyond ACSC + Big Tech: ✅ Summary (Australasia 2025):

  • Cybersecurity Awareness Month ASIA 2025

    ASIA 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 1️⃣ Government Singapore – Cyber Security Agency (CSA SG) Japan – National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC) India – Ministry of Electronics & IT (MeitY) + CERT-IN South Korea – KISA (Korea Internet & Security Agency) ASEAN Regional 2️⃣ Educational / Semi-Government 3️⃣ Big Tech (Regional Divisions) 4️⃣ Private / Independent (Non–Big Tech) ✅ Summary (Asia 2025):

  • 1) Develop a Digital Freedom Strategy

    1) Develop a Digital Freedom Strategy Welcome to the Challenge Guide This is the Open the Overton Window Challenge: a locally planned and coordinated, worldwide expression for the support of Freedom of Speech. This is a guide to getting organised and planning your actions. This guide has five parts: Participation Is Not Endorsement Taking part in the Open the Overton Window Challenge does not mean you endorse DFA or anyone else’s personal views. It means one…

  • Cybersecurity Awareness Month – Africa 2025

    Africa 2025 Cybersecurity Awareness Month 1️⃣ Government African Union (AU) Cybersecurity & AUCYBER South Africa – Cybersecurity Hub (Dept of Comm & Digital Technologies) Kenya – National KE‑CIRT/CC (via Communications Authority) Nigeria – National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Ghana – National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC Ghana) Regional (ECOWAS, SADC) 2️⃣ Educational / Semi‑Government 3️⃣ Big Tech (Regional Ops) 4️⃣ Private / Independent (Non–Big Tech) ✅ Summary (Africa 2025):

  • Censorship Monitoring Resources

    Check out these censorship monitoring resources for transparency on platform moderation. Independent watchdogs like AlgorithmWatch, Citizen Lab, and the Stanford Internet Observatory track content moderation patterns across Big Tech. Platforms like Meta, TikTok, and X also publish transparency reports. These tools help verify claims, compare policies, and promote digital freedom. #DigitalFreedom #Transparency #CensorshipMonitoring

  • Video & Video-Social Platforms for 2025

    Tired of being tracked on YouTube? Explore privacy-focused video platforms like Bastyon, PeerTube, Odysee, DTube, BitChute, Brighteon, and Rumble. While Rumble leads in popularity, it falls short on privacy. The top alternatives prioritize decentralized, open-source systems to protect your data and freedom. This list, updated July 2025, offers a curated selection of platforms committed to privacy and freedom from surveillance capitalism.

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