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The document discusses the issue of cybercrime against women, outlining its various forms such as cyberstalking and online sexual exploitation. It emphasizes the reasons women are targeted, including increased digital exposure and societal biases, and proposes strategies for prevention, such as personal awareness and technology tools. Additionally, it highlights the roles of stakeholders like government, law enforcement, and technology companies in enhancing cyber safety for women.

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The document discusses the issue of cybercrime against women, outlining its various forms such as cyberstalking and online sexual exploitation. It emphasizes the reasons women are targeted, including increased digital exposure and societal biases, and proposes strategies for prevention, such as personal awareness and technology tools. Additionally, it highlights the roles of stakeholders like government, law enforcement, and technology companies in enhancing cyber safety for women.

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4th December, 2024 Cybersecurity, Pallavi Engineering College

SAFEGUARDING WOMEN:
IMPLEMENTING EFFECTIVE
STRATEGIES TO PREVENT
CYBER CRIMES
PRESENTED BY

Gajula Vatsalya
Table of Contents

pg.

I Understanding cybercrime against women 3

II why women are targeted? 5

III Strategies to prevent cybercrime 6


against women

IV whom to approach first? 8

V Role of Stakeholders 9

VI Conclusion 10
I. Understanding cybercrime against women

What is cybercrime?

Cybercrime refers to illegal activities that are


conducted using computers, networks, or the
internet.
These crimes exploit technology to commit
offenses such as theft, fraud, or harm to
individuals, organizations, or governments.
Cybercrimes can target individuals, businesses,
or entire systems and often cross geographical
boundaries.
Everyone of us are the victims of this kind of
act and this also goes with women.

3
Types of Cyber crimes against women

There are many types of cybercrimes but the crimes that mostly
manage to effect women are:

I Cyberstalking

II Revenge porn (sextortion)

III Doxxing

IV Online Sexual Exploitation and Grooming

V Identity Theft and Fraud


4
II. why women are targeted?

why women are targeted?

Increased Digital Exposure (social media, online forums)


Gender Stereotypes and societal biases
Lack of awareness about digital safety.

Impact?

Emotional distress, reputational damage, and financial loss.

5
III.I. Strategies to prevent cybercrime against women

Strategies to prevent cybercrime against women

1. Personal awareness and precautions

Avoid sharing passwords


Use strong passwords
Be selective with social connections
Monitor online presence

2. Privacy Settings

Secure social media accounts


Review app permissions

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III.II. Strategies to prevent cybercrime against women

Strategies to prevent cybercrime against women

3. Technology tools
Anti-virus software
Firewall protection.
Encrypted communication.

4. Safe communications
Avoid using public Wi-Fi
use VPNs

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IV. whom to approach first?

whom to approach first?

I. Local police station

II. Cyber Crime Cell

III. Women’s Helpline

IV. Social Media Platforms

V. Immediate Safety Measures

8
V. Role of Stakeholders

1. Government:
implement stringent policies and fund cyber safety programs.

2. Law Enforcement:
Train Officers to handle cybercrime cases effectively.

3. Technology Companies:
Build user-friendly reporting mechanisms.
Enhance privacy settings for women on platforms.

4. Individuals:
Stay informed about digital safety.
Report incidents without hesitation.

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VI. Conclusion

Conclusion

Let’s work together to make the internet a safer place for everyone, especially women.

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04th December, 2024 Cybersecurity, Pallavi Engineering College

Thank You!

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