Your child 8-12 can now travel the digital world safely with the worlds' first cyber passport

AMSTERDAM - April 4, 2022 - PRLog -- Fifteen junior cyber agents gathered in the Ajax dressing room full of enthusiasm. The locker room was the perfect place for HackShield founder's speech; Tim Murck and the strategic advisor of the CTO team Amsterdam; Joshua Serrao. The junior cyber agents were allowed onto the field of the JC Arena for the award ceremony through the players' tunnel.

Initially, the CyberPassports would be issued by Dilan Yeṣilgöz-Zegerius, the Dutch Minister of Justice and Security. Unfortunately, the minister had to cancel due to other obligations, but she did send a video (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KDtQa6Pe1FAsdIf-b2-0-SI7nUoS1VO4/view?usp=sharing) (DUTCH) for the junior Cyber ​​Agents.

After the official presentation, the children were given the opportunity to play the HackShield game (http://joinhackshield.com/) and immediately earn the new sticker that they were allowed to place in the brand new passport.

What is the Cyber Passport?

The world's first CyberPassport is a unique 'travel document' for children with which they can safely travel the digital world with their knowledge.

While playing HackShield, the children are given the opportunity to earn digital 'Shields', which reward their progress. Now for the first time, Cyber ​​Agents get the chance to earn the Shields in real life: with stickers!

Parents, teachers and partners of HackShield can have these stickers pasted in the passport with the right subjects. This way the Cyber ​​Agents can always show everyone what knowledge they have about cyber security.

When you travel the world, you do so with a passport. As of today, our Cyber ​​Agents travel the digital world safely with a CyberPassport.

Children are the future of the Netherlands and through this initiative they help to create a safe and fair digital future for everyone.

- Dilan Yeṣilgöz-Zegerius
Minister of Justice and Safety in the Netherlands