Cyber Peace Foundation

Cyber Peace Foundation (often styled CyberPeace) is a non-partisan civil society organization based in India that works to make the internet more secure, stable, trustworthy and inclusive for netizens worldwide. According to its official website, it brings together people from the grassroots to policy-level players to co-create CyberPeace initiatives and policies that make the digital realm safe, especially for the most vulnerable netizens. Its stated mission is to combat the common threat of cybercrime by uniting expertise, experiences, capacity and intent across a broad spectrum of institutions, disciplines and cultures. The organization collaborates with a wide range of stakeholders, including citizens, government organizations, law enforcement agencies, private companies, non-governmental organizations, universities, cybersecurity experts and bug bounty hunters. Its work is organized around four pillars: Cyber Policy, Advocacy and Diplomacy; Innovation and Research; Collaboration and Connection; and Inclusion and Outreach. It also runs a CyberPeace Helpline for cybercrime victims and a WhatsApp chatbot for immediate assistance. CyberPeace reports engagement across 130 countries and impact on 200 million netizens, with 35,000 cybercrime victims assisted and over 565,000 total volunteers. It hosts events such as the CyberPeace Summit and publishes the CyberPeace Digest, along with blogs on topics including digital evidence, global cybercrime treaties and AI risk. Its activities include cybersecurity and AI awareness workshops, roundtables on critical information infrastructure protection, and partnerships with organizations such as UNICEF and Google. The foundation positions itself as a global convener and advocate for cyber peace, working across government, civil society, academia and industry.

Cyber Peace Foundation is an Indian non-partisan civil society organization that works to make the internet more secure, stable, trustworthy and inclusive. Its official website states that it unites expertise, experiences, capacity and intent across a broad spectrum of institutions, disciplines and cultures to combat the common threat of cybercrime. The organization collaborates with citizens, government organizations, law enforcement agencies, private companies, non-governmental organizations, universities, cybersecurity experts and bug bounty hunters. Its work is structured around four pillars: Cyber Policy, Advocacy and Diplomacy; Innovation and Research; Collaboration and Connection; and Inclusion and Outreach. The foundation reports engagement across 130 countries and impact on 200 million netizens, with 35,000 cybercrime victims assisted and over 565,000 total volunteers. It operates a CyberPeace Helpline and a WhatsApp chatbot for immediate assistance. CyberPeace hosts events and initiatives such as the CyberPeace Summit and publishes the CyberPeace Digest. Its timeline of activities includes events in 2024 such as a session on Child Rights and Well-being in Online Gaming and Esports in India held in New Delhi in partnership with UNICEF, the CyberPeace Ranchi Cyclothon 2024 organized with the Bicycle Mayor of Ranchi, a roundtable on Evolving Strategies for Protecting Critical Information Infrastructure at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi in collaboration with Chase India, and MHA Run 3.0: Empower Minds, Combat Cyber Crime in New Delhi. It also runs cybersecurity and AI awareness workshops, including one for MLAs with support from Google. The foundation publishes blogs on topics such as the reliability of digital evidence, India signing the world's first global cybercrime treaty, and frontier AI risk discussions at the UN Security Council. Its stated mission is to empower every netizen across the globe until cyberspace is peaceful for all.

• 2024

  Child Rights and Well-being in Online Gaming and Esports in India event held in New Delhi in partnership with UNICEF.

• 2024

  CyberPeace Ranchi Cyclothon 2024 held in Ranchi with the Bicycle Mayor of Ranchi.

• 2024

  Roundtable on Evolving Strategies for Protecting Critical Information Infrastructure held at Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi, with Chase India.

• 2024

  MHA Run 3.0: Empower Minds, Combat Cyber Crime held in New Delhi.

Non-partisan global convener and advocate for a safe, secure and inclusive cyberspace, bridging grassroots communities and policy-level stakeholders.

• CyberPeace Helpline

  Helpline for cybercrime victims, reachable at +91 9570000066 and helpline@cyberpeace.net.

• WhatsApp Chatbot

  Chatbot for immediate assistance.

• CyberPeace Summit

  Flagship event convening stakeholders on cyber peace.

• CyberPeace Digest

  Publication covering cyberlaw, digital diplomacy and related topics.

• 2022.02.21

  Reported2022.02.21

  Truecaller and CyberPeace Foundation partner on TrueCyberSafe[5]Truecaller与CyberPeace Foundation合作推出TrueCyberSafebusiness-standard.com

  Truecaller is collaborating with CyberPeace Foundation on #TrueCyberSafe, an online safety program focused on training people and raising awareness about safe digital experiences. The source also says the certification was developed along with Autobot Infosec.

Read more

1. 1Uniting for Global Cyber Resilience | CyberPeacecyberpeace.org
2. 2About Uscyberpeace.org
3. 3When the People Who Built the Danger Warned the World About Itcyberpeace.org
4. 4Cyber Peace Foundationwikidata.org
5. 5Truecaller与CyberPeace Foundation合作推出TrueCyberSafebusiness-standard.com