In the Digital Era, Social Media and Internet affecting our Lives not just Professionally, socially but by large also have affect on our Behavior, Relationships too. Therefore, Social Media and Other Online Public Forums plays a pivotal role in our existence in this era, and social networks. But in case we are not cautious, Privacy of an individual is exposed and poses a serious risk, may also resulting to crimes, harassment and mental trauma.

AsPKom Eixil Foundation soon conducting Live and Online Workshops on Cyberstalking, Threats, Cyber Security and Cyber Privacy for Women at Schools in Mathura and Meerut (Uttar Pradesh). The Workshop Topics and Content will be prepared and presented by Mr. Ashu Gaur (Chairman, AspKom Eixil Foundation, with 20 Years of Experience into Technology, Digital and Business Environments and Evolutions). For details or Registering for Workshop or Show Interest for similar workshops in different state/city, Ms. Komal Chauhan (President), Mr. Lalit Pradhan (National Youth President) of NGO can be contacted (on +91-9821181340, +91-8100099998)

Cyberstalking Explained

Stalking, Privacy Threats and Harassments via Social Media Networks, Online Channels, Email, Instant Messaging Applications, WhatsApp etc. Cyberstalking doesn’t have to involve direct communication, and some victims may not even realize they are being stalked online. Most Cyberstalkers are known to the Victims, but them may also be anonymous and purpose of stalking may be related to revenge, anger, control or even lust.

Some Motives and Crimes in Digital World go unnoticed and unreported, as we take them for granted and at times, we not even feel it like a privacy breach, bully, harassments or crime and we are used to for such inevitable instances. For Women Safety, Privacy and as a Initiative to Protect, Motivate and Prevent Crime Against Women, AspKom Eixil Foundation has planned workshops at Schools, Colleges from March 2021 on Cyberstalking, Cyber Crimes, Covering the Common Risks, Threats and Preventive Precautions.

Komal Chauhan, National President, AsPKom Eixil Foundation

India observed 37 per cent increase in cyberattacks in first quarter of 2020. The Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) reports and data also exposed that India ranked 27th globally in 2020 in the number of web-threats detected by the company. Women are twice as likely as men to be victims of stalking by strangers and eight times as likely to be victims of stalking by intimates. In the United States, one out of every 12 women (8.2 million) and one out of every 45 men (2 million) have been stalked at some time in their lives, so in India this ratio will be furthermore terrifying.