Where to start: the Cyber Welfare path starts from you
A few minutes a day to take care of your digital privacy
There is no mandatory first step to start the Cyber Welfare path: whether you want to test yourself, study or exchange ideas, every entry point is the right one. The program adapts to your pace and grows around your interests, without rush or pressure.
What you will find in this section
- Join: receive a few selected emails that guide you step by step: consistency, not intensity.
- Learn: the courses are the foundation: short videos and focused content to build your awareness.
- Assess: the Self-Assessment is a support, not a constraint: a thermometer of your growth.
- Share: the community on social channels connects you with other learners and with the instructors.
- Your roadmap: you can start from a video, an email or a test: the program adapts to you.
Why this section: the Cyber Welfare method
The method is designed to be sustainable: a few minutes a day, one topic at a time. It is the simplest way to walk the Cyber Welfare Framework — Awareness, Skills, Secure Behavior — without ever feeling overwhelmed.
Who it is for
People who feel disoriented by the amount of security information, who have little time, and who prefer guided support over do-it-yourself.
Requirements and details
Just the will to start: no technical requirements, no obligations. The self-assessment is optional. Starting Framework level: FL1.
Frequently asked questions
How much time do I need each day?
A few minutes: the method favors consistency over intensity.
Do I have to follow a precise order?
No: you can start from a course, from joining the program or from the self-assessment; every entry point is valid.
Is the self-assessment mandatory?
No, it is a tool at your disposal to measure progress, not a constraint.
Join the program: a few minutes a day are enough to begin.
This page is part of the learn to protect your digital privacy section.
Take the first step: the “Protect Your Digital Privacy” Programme guides you free of charge, one recommendation at a time.


