CYBER SECURITY GALLERY
The Cyber Security Gallery aims to promote Cyber Awareness among Indians. It would educate people of Cyber Space and Cyber Crime and make the Internet a safer space for its present and future users.
Category
Research
Spatial Design
Motion Graphics
Studio Project
National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
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Madhya Pradesh Police Department
Brief
In today's world, people are unaware of the cybercrimes and cybersecurity. Design a gallery awareness for the same.
Duration
8 weeks
Tools
Methodology
Internet Research
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
Mindmapping
3D Visualisation
3D Modelling
2D Animation
Problem Statement
Create an engaging and informative museum exhibit to educate visitors about the concept of cybercrime, its various forms, and how it is perpetrated in modern society.
Background
SDG 11
UNITED NATIONS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
According to SDG 11, More than half of humanity – 4.2 billion people live in cities today, and by 2030, it is estimated that six out of ten people will be city dwellers.
By 2030, the world is projected to have 43 megacities with more than 10 million inhabitants each, most of them in developing regions.
India has 433 Million internet users in 2019
Of the total user base, 87 percent or 493 million Indians, are defined as regular users, having accessed the internet in the last 30 days. Nearly 293 million active internet users reside in urban India, while there are 200 million active users in rural India.
It projected double-digit growth for 2019 and estimates that the number of internet users will reach 627 million by the end of this year.
By 2023, a number of internet users have risen by
70%
India ranked 3rd in the list of countries where the highest number of cyber threats were detected in 2023
Women, Senior Citizens and Children are most affected in society. With women being in the most vulnerable segment.
- National Crime Research Bureau
Number of Cases Reported for Each Type of Cybercrime
Indians lost over ₹ 1,750 crores to cyber fraud in the first four months of 2024.
- Economic Times
Types of Cybercrimes
TYPES
Society
Web Jacking
Cyberterrorism
Forgery
Property
Credit Card Frauds
Salami Attacks
Intellectual Property Crimes
Ransomware
Individual
Email Spoofing
Phishing
Cyber Defamation
Cyber Stalking
Computer Sabotage
Pornographic Offences
Organisation
Logic Bombs
Software Piracy
DOS Attack
Email Bombing
Data Diddling
Hacking
Trojan Horse
Design Process
Identifying Stakeholders
NGOs
PRIVATE
GOVERNMENT
Ethical Hackers
Educators
Media
Hacking Institutes
Police
Cyber Cell
Lawyers
Understanding Stakeholder Network
NGOs
Educational Support
Educators
Law
Technical Support
Cyber Security Companies
Police
CRIME
Hacking Institutes
Ethical Hackers
Technical Support
Research
Stakeholder Research
We gathered information about the working and policies regading cybercrime. and interviewes 13 stakeholders from differnt fields like NGOs, Police, Lawyers, Private companies, and ethical hackers.
The research was done in collaboration with:
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Madhya Pradesh Police
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Cyber Cell, Indore, MP
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National Forensic Science University, Gandhinagar, GJ
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Cyberra Law Firm, Ahmedabad, GJ
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Insights
Who are the criminals?
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The cybercriminals can be someone who has a technical background in IT and has an intent to do malicious activities for their personal gain. They are:
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1. Unethical Hackers
2. IT Professionals
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The cybercriminals can also be people who do not have a background in IT but use technology and devices as a medium to commit crime. They are:
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1. Family Members
2. Romantic Partners
3. Revenge Seekers
Who are the victims?
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The victims can be people who have been involved in online activities. They are:
1. Social Butterflies: People who are involved in a lot of social media applications.
2. Curious Fools: People who go into restricted or dark web platforms out of curiosity.
3. Bankers
4. Gamers
5. Shoppers
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The victims can also be people who just own a digital device and are not involved much in online activities.
Survey
We questioned students from our college, staff, friends and families to collect data. The aim was to gather information about the notion of cybercrime and safety in online activities.
Types of Users
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Thoughts and Feelings
Mindmapping
Solutions
Awareness
Cyber Hygiene
Netticates
Our Solution
Cyber Security Gallery
The Cyber Security Gallery aims to promote Cyber Awareness among Indians. It would educate people of Cyber Space and Cyber Crime and make the Internet a safer space for its present and future users.
Gallery Framework
Section 1
Orientation
Section 2
History
Section 3
Types of crimes
Section 4
Awareness
Section 5
Contribution
Waiting Area​
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Statistics about Cybercrime
Day-to-day devices pavilion
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History of crimes with electronic devices
Individual
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Property
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Organisation
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Security
Tips
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Solutions
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Experiences
Taking part in initiative
Galleries
History of Digital Devices
A technology-driven installation for explaining the history of the devices responsible for Cyber Crime.
Types of Crimes
Cyber Theft
The gallery would contain immersive exhibits and installations that would give information about Cyber theft and how impersonation on the internet works.
Awareness Gallery
The audience will be able to listen, read and watch various content related to cybercrimes and would also get information on cyber security with the help of experts.
Short Film: Beautiful People
A short motion graphic film was created to spread awareness about cybercrime and security. The narration uses sarcastic comments on day-to-day activities of people that might lead to a cyber crime.
