The Connected World: A Human Right

The Connected World is more than a privilege; it is an inalienable right essential to the Human Experience.
Yet basic security literacy is absent for the majority of digital citizens. Democratizing cybersecurity — by bringing tools, knowledge, and common sense to the masses — is key to protecting human rights, safeguarding identity autonomy, and ensuring the future of culture and civil liberties.

A Dangerous Gap: Awareness vs. Action

We know our devices are hackable.
We see hackers portrayed in media.
So why don’t we act?

This disconnect reflects a deep problem: security remains a difficult and intimidating subject for most people. As professionals in the field, we have an obligation to make cybersecurity more understandable, learnable, and actionable.

Overwhelmed and Underprepared

Even though digital literacy is rising, security literacy remains dangerously low.
Those who try to educate themselves often face a flood of uncurated content, technical jargon, and fear-based messaging.
This leaves many people disarmed, overwhelmed, and ultimately helpless — but it doesn’t have to be that way.

Security is a Cultural Issue

We are born into a world that is both connected and threatened.
The erosion of privacy challenges our very notion of what it means to be secure.
To address this, people need the tools and vocabulary to understand, discuss, and protect their identity and digital presence.
Security literacy is not optional — it’s the foundation for deeper societal conversations and informed choices.

Cyber for the People

The mission of Cyberforpeople is to make cybersecurity approachable, desirable, and shareable.
Once individuals are empowered with cyber literacy, they become ambassadors, spreading awareness organically.

Our framework rests on two core principles:

• Highdentity: integrating identity and cybersecurity

• EduAct: educate to act

We believe collective security starts with each person understanding, securing, and caring about their own digital life.

Make Security Beautiful and Accessible

To truly democratize cybersecurity, we must rethink the way we design conversations and tools.
We need to make them simpler, more concentrated, more engaging — and even beautiful.
Only then will we reach people, at scale and with meaning.

“To know and not to act, is not to know.”