Your one-stop guide for Cyber Safety Resources in India

At BeDigiSafe, we believe that staying informed is your first line of defense in the digital world. We’ve compiled this one-stop resource hub with verified links to official Indian government agencies and portals dedicated to cybersecurity awareness, cybercrime reporting, and digital hygiene. Whether you’re a concerned parent, digital professional, educator, or student—these resources will guide you to act confidently and responsibly online.

Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)

Official central body for India’s digital initiatives, policy, and cyber law framework.

Website : Cyber Laws
X (Twitter) : GoI_MeitY
YouTube : MeitY India
Facebook : MeitY India
Instagram : goi_meity
National Cybercrime Reporting Portal

India’s official platform to report cybercrimes, including financial frauds, cyberbullying, and identity theft.

National Portal of India

Broad government-led information portal with resources on cyber law and safety.

Crime Research Investigation Agency of India (CRIAI)

Independent investigative body supporting cybercrime awareness and research.

Facebook : CRIAI
X (Twitter) : criaif
LinkedIn : CRIAI LinkedIn
Instagram : criai.director
National Cybercrime Training Center (CyTrain – NCRB)

Digital training portal for law enforcement and cybercrime professionals.

Website : CyTrain
Facebook : NCRB
X (Twitter) : NCRBHQ
Cyber Swachhta Kendra (Botnet Cleaning and Malware Analysis Center)

A national initiative to promote digital hygiene and provide free antivirus tools.

Facebook : IndianCERT
X (Twitter) : IndianCERT
Instagram : cert_india
YouTube : IndianCERT
Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA)

An initiative by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) aimed at spreading awareness and education on information security.

Stay Safe Online – MyGov Campaign

A campaign by the Government of India to promote awareness about online safety and best practices for cyber hygiene.

Cyber Jaagrookta Diwas

A monthly observance on the first Wednesday of every month to promote cyber hygiene and awareness among citizens.

Cyber Crime Volunteer Program – Ministry of Home Affairs

A program encouraging citizens to contribute to the fight against cybercrime by reporting unlawful content and activities.

Maharashtra Cyber

The cybercrime investigation and cybersecurity agency of the Maharashtra Police, focusing on preventing and investigating cyber offenses.

Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C)

An initiative under the Ministry of Home Affairs to combat cybercrime in a coordinated and effective manner.

Data Security Council of India (DSCI)

A not-for-profit industry body on data protection in India, set up by NASSCOM, focusing on cybersecurity and privacy protection.

Helplines:

National Cyber Crime Helpline: 1930: Helpline for immediate assistance.

Emergency Helpline: 112:
For any emergency, including cyber-related incidents requiring immediate police attention.

National Women Helpline: 181:
For reporting crimes against women, which can include online harassment and cyberstalking.

Local Police Cyber Crime Cells:
Most major cities and districts in India have dedicated cyber crime police stations. One find their contact details on local police website.
(e.g., Hyderabad Cyber Crimes Police Station: hyderabadpolice.gov.in/cyber_crimes_hyderabad_police_station.html).

Social Media Content Reporting

Guidance on how to report content.

Facebook

Instagram:

Twitter (X):

YouTube:

LinkedIn:

WhatsApp:

Resources for Children and Families:

UNICEF India - Stay Safe Online : https://www.unicef.org/india/stay-safe-online

Offers resources and campaigns to raise awareness among children about online safety.

Google Safety Center : https://safety.google/families/

Provides tools and resources for families to manage online safety.

An initiative focused on protecting children online and empowering digital safety.

Offers specific tips for parents and children.