What Secure for
Society™ covers
Six domains, clear criteria and a public registry — a common language for what digital safety means, and how it is recognised.
Framework domains
The six domains
Cyber Safety
Protection against phishing, OTP/UPI fraud, account takeover and social-engineering — the everyday threats facing ordinary users.
AI Awareness
Spotting deepfakes and AI-driven scams, and building the judgement to use AI tools responsibly and safely.
Digital Literacy
Core skills for first-time and low-confidence users to transact, learn and communicate online securely.
Privacy & Data Protection
Rights-respecting data practice aligned with India's DPDP framework — consent, minimisation and user control.
Fraud Prevention & Response
Awareness, clear reporting pathways and escalation to the 1930 cyber helpline when incidents occur.
Responsible & Sustainable Tech
Ethical, inclusive and environmentally responsible technology that serves communities and the planet.
How it is recognised
Recognition, by level
Organisations progress through published, verifiable levels. Recognised organisations and credentials appear in the public registry so anyone can check them.
Aware
Foundational digital-safety awareness across the organisation and its community.
Practising
Documented practices, named responsibilities and active user education in place.
Assured
Independently assessed against the full framework and listed in the public registry.
A public, verifiable registry
The framework, criteria and registry are published openly by the certification body — independent of commercial issuing.
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