<![CDATA[The development of digital technology increases public activity in cyberspace while simultaneously giving rise to risks such as personal data leaks, online fraud, and hoaxes. This community service activity aims to increase the community's capacity to manage digital risks through online training conducted on February 7, 2026, using socialization methods, material delivery, and interactive discussions via a video conferencing platform. This activity involved 345 participants aged 21–40 years. Results showed that before the training, participants' understanding of digital risks was still varied, with some not yet understanding the mechanisms of social media and digital algorithms. After the training, there was an increase in participants' understanding and skills in recognizing digital threats such as phishing and personal data protection, although the improvement was not evenly distributed. This activity contributed to strengthening digital literacy and encouraging safer and more critical digital behavior.]]>
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