Nara Prefectural Police Mobilize University Students for Cybercrime Prevention Awareness Campaign
Nara, Japan – The Nara Prefectural Police announced the successful completion of a series of cybercrime prevention awareness activities conducted by university student volunteers from July 4th, 7th, and 8th, 2025. This initiative, aimed at enhancing public understanding and vigilance against the growing threat of cybercrime, saw enthusiastic participation from students who embraced their role as cybercrime prevention volunteers.
The campaign focused on disseminating crucial information and best practices to safeguard individuals from various online threats. Students engaged with the public through a multifaceted approach, distributing informative flyers and posters in high-traffic areas, including public transportation hubs and community centers. These materials provided practical advice on topics such as recognizing phishing attempts, creating strong passwords, understanding the risks associated with sharing personal information online, and identifying common social engineering tactics.
In addition to the distribution of educational materials, the student volunteers actively participated in public dialogue, answering questions and raising awareness about current cybercrime trends. Their youthful energy and accessible communication style helped to foster a more engaging and relatable approach to a serious issue. The campaign aimed to empower citizens with the knowledge and tools necessary to protect themselves and their digital assets.
A spokesperson for the Nara Prefectural Police expressed their gratitude to the participating university students for their dedication and commitment to community safety. “We are immensely grateful for the proactive involvement of these young individuals,” the spokesperson stated. “Their efforts in spreading awareness about cybercrime are invaluable. In an era where online activities are increasingly prevalent, it is crucial that our community is well-informed and prepared to defend against the evolving landscape of cyber threats. This collaboration with university students has proven to be a highly effective way to reach a broad audience, particularly younger generations who are often heavy users of digital platforms.”
The Nara Prefectural Police remain committed to combating cybercrime and will continue to explore innovative strategies and partnerships to promote a safer online environment for all residents. Further initiatives are anticipated in the future, building upon the success of this valuable collaboration with the student cybercrime prevention volunteers.
（7月4、7、8日）大学生によるサイバー防犯ボランティア（啓発活動）を実施
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