The National Cybersecurity Coordination Centre (MITA-NCC), in collaboration with MITA and the Cyber Crime Unit within the Malta Police Force, has launched a nationwide awareness campaign aimed at helping people across Malta stay safe online. This campaign forms part of MITA-NCC’s ongoing efforts to raise awareness about cybersecurity and promote safe online practices across the country.
Titled “Int Importanti”, the campaign is being implemented as a structured awareness programme being delivered through television broadcasts and online platforms. The campaign, marks the beginning of a series made up of fourteen short, 30-second educational features. designed to provide practical, easy-to-understand guidance for individuals, families, and businesses.
Each feature presents a practical cybercrime scenario in a concise and accessible format, with Maltese-language versions and English-subtitled versions supporting wider outreach. The campaign will continue to be rolled out over several months, with selected features broadcast regularly and complemented by supporting online guidance.
Through relatable, everyday scenarios, the videos highlight common online risks such as phishing attempts, suspicious links, scam phone calls, and misleading content. Additional videos and supporting guidance will continue to be released under the “Int Importanti” banner in the coming months.
The campaign videos will be available through the campaign playlist, which will be updated regularly as new content is released: 👉 Watch the campaign
In addition, each video is supported by a dedicated article within MITA-NCC’s security tip section, explaining the scenario presented and the related risks in more detail. This security tip section is constantly being updated with security-related articles as part of MITA-NCC’s initiative towards national awareness. These can be accessed here: 👉 Security Tips – MITA-NCC
With digital technologies becoming increasingly central to everyday life, staying informed and vigilant online is more important than ever. Viewers are encouraged to pause, question, and verify before taking any action online, and to report any suspicious activity to the Police via pulizija.gov.mt or by calling 21224001.