CYBERSAFE LIBERIA FOUNDATIONIndependent public-interest initiativeNOT A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
OUR PROGRAMS
Our program areas connect individual and community digital safety with stronger schools, organizations, and national capacity.
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Accessible cyber-incident assistance, public guidance, referral support, prevention, and cyber-threat awareness. Secure online incident submission is a later phase and is not currently accepting reports.
Learn about the Hub ↗National and community-based education to help Liberians recognize scams, phishing, account compromise, identity theft, unsafe digital practices, and emerging cyber threats.
Planned activities include school-based digital-safety programs, Cyber Clubs, Youth Cyber Ambassadors, career exposure, and cybersecurity skills development.
Building safer digital habits from the classroom through learning about passwords, phishing, scams, social-media risks, cyberbullying, privacy, responsible AI use, and digital citizenship.
Related initiatives: Cyber Clubs · Youth Cyber Ambassadors · Cyber Career Awareness · Girls & Women in Cyber.
Help institutions strengthen cyber awareness, governance, risk management, incident preparedness, workforce capability, and organizational resilience.
Support secure digital transformation through cybersecurity capacity building, digital trust, cloud-security awareness, AI governance and literacy, critical-infrastructure resilience, and secure digital-government readiness.
Support prevention, stakeholder collaboration, capacity development, and responsible referral of cybercrime-related matters to competent institutions.
Develop research, policy briefs, cyber-risk insights, threat trends, and evidence to strengthen cybersecurity decision-making in Liberia.
Promote cyber awareness, digital integrity, misinformation resilience, and cybersecurity capacity around democratic processes, subject to appropriate institutional cooperation.
OUR AMBITION · TARGETS, NOT RESULTS
Targets in the Foundation’s development brief—not accomplishments to date.
Our ambition is to help build cybersecurity capacity across all 15 counties of Liberia by 2031.