IOM Belgium and Luxembourg’s Post

🧑💻 Building digital resilience together!   On Tuesday, we welcomed Kristof Tuyteleers and Sophie Dings of DNS Belgium for an insightful workshop on cybersecurity and digital resilience, tailored for our diaspora community leaders and members of our Diaspora Advisory Board (DAB).   💡Through an open and insightful exchange, participants learned about: ✅The growing scope of cybercrime and the trafficking networks behind it through real-world examples; ✅ Practical ways to prevent scams and how to respond effectively if you or someone you know is targeted; ✅ How to start conversations about cyber awareness within your family and community.   Migrants and diaspora are especially vulnerable to scams related to remittances and investments. With the global remittance industry expected to continue soaring well into 2032, it’s more important than ever to empower diaspora and migrants to be aware of and prevent scammers from getting access to their money.   We extend our sincere appreciation to DNS Belgium, the not-for-profit managing the .be, .brussels, and .vlaanderen domains, for this collaboration and commitment to our shared goal of building a safe, trusted, and inclusive digital space for all.   🔗 Learn more about how to stay safe on the internet: https://lnkd.in/eGDAcp_Z #workshop #diasporaengagement #cybersecurity #digitalresilience