A global volunteer movement

Be the reason someone doesn’t get scammed today.

Join 870000+ CyberPeace volunteers learning to stop scams, misinformation and deepfakes — then teaching ten more people to do the same.

Become a Cyber Guardian →Find your role

12.9M

people reached

32+

countries

volunteer goal

On the ground

Volunteers training communities across India

×10

Each one teaches ten. That’s how we reach 9 million.

50+ academic, tech & civic partners — including UNICEF and UNESCO

Choose your path

Three ways to protect people online.

Start where you are. Every role earns points, stars and verified certificates.

Start here Open to all

Volunteer Spread awareness in your circle — family, campus, neighbourhood.

Most needed Training required

First Responder Be the first help when someone is hit by a scam, harassment or a deepfake.

Lead Top rank

Ambassador Lead sessions, start clubs and mentor the next wave of guardians.

As a First Responder

You’re the person people call when something goes wrong online - calm, trained and ready to guide them to report and recover.

Start as First Responder →

01Complete the First Responder induction training
02Guide victims through reporting and recovery steps
03Flag emerging threats to the CyberPeace network

How it works

From sign-up to first session.

01 Register Create your profile on the CyberPeace app in a few minutes.
02 Train Complete induction modules on cyber hygiene, scams, misinformation and deepfakes.
03 Act Run awareness sessions, support people who need help, join campaigns.
04 Rise Earn points, stars and blockchain-verified certificates as you teach ten more.

Impact so far 12.9 M people reached by CyberPeace volunteers

“Volunteers from around the world play a crucial role in advancing this mission — cultivating an internet where everyone can grow and succeed safely.”

8,70,000+ Registered volunteers

32+ Countries reached

30+ Indian states

50+ Global collaborations

37156+ Certified master trainers

Who we’re building the 9M for Target mix of the volunteer network — hover to explore

25% Rural communities

Rural communitiesYouth of all gendersLGBTQ+ & persons with disabilitiesElders & senior citizensOthers

Where we work

30+ states empowered nationally

Who can join

No cyber degree required.

Whatever your skills, you can secure your family and neighbourhood. Bring what you already do well.

Educators & lecturers Lead cyber workshops in classrooms
Coders & techies Architect safer platforms and tools
Artists & creatives Turn safety into stories people share
Students Volunteer as peer educators on campus
Entrepreneurs Protect your team and customers
Professionals Bring safety into any field you work in

Areas of contribution

Go deeper as you grow.

Broaden your outreach and help build a secure, trustworthy cyberspace.

Policy advocacy & cyber diplomacy Review policy, advocate for digital-safety standards, connect with global frameworks.

Innovation & research Research ways to counter deepfakes, emerging threats and new attack patterns.

Inclusion & outreach Bring digital literacy to senior citizens, rural areas and marginalised communities.

Collaborations & connect Unite state clubs, government and corporate safety teams into one network.

Volunteer progression

Climb the ranks. Earn the recognition.

A points-based system moves you through five ranks. Certificates are verified on blockchain.

CyberCadet

CyberSentinel

CyberDefender

CyberChampion

CyberAmbassador

Level 1 of 5 · Cyber Cadet Your starting rank. Earn your first points through training and your first awareness session.

1→10 Our “Each one teaches 10” plan: every guardian trains ten more. That’s how a network of 200,000 becomes 9 million.

Volunteer voices

“The First Responder training gave me a strong grounding in cybersecurity fundamentals, online safety and real-world risk mitigation.”

Komal UpadhyayBCA student, Netaji Subhas University

Volunteer voices

"Thrilled to have been a part of the CyberHunt Event organized by Cyber Peace Corps, KIIT Being a member of the Organizing Committee gave me the opportunity to work closely with an amazing team"

ArchismanCSE Grad KIIT University

Volunteer voices

"Working for CyberPeace Corps as a volunteer, gave me first-hand exposure to large-scale cybersecurity initiatives, coordination, and the impact of cyber awareness at the national level"

Amrit KashyapB.Tech Student, Galgotias University

From the field