Faculty of Dentistry Organizes an Awareness Symposium on “Combating Rumors and Promoting Cybersecurity”


   As part of the commitment of Faculty of Dentistry to promoting digital awareness among its students and protecting the university community from cyber threats and misleading information, the faculty organized an educational and awareness Symposium entitled “Combating Rumors and Promoting Cybersecurity” for its students.
   The Symposium was held under patronage of Prof. Mohammed Hussain, President of Tanta University; under the leadership of Prof. Al-Sayyed Al-Agouz, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; and Prof. Yasser Al-Makaky, Acting Dean of the Faculty. It was supervised by Prof. Sherin Abdel Mawla, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs.
   At the beginning of his speech, Prof. Yasser Al-Makaky welcomed the distinguished panel, which included Prof. Sherin Abdel Mawla, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Ahmed Mohey Addin, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research; and Prof. Mohammed Ibrahim, Professor of Foundations of Education at Faculty of Education, Tanta University.
   Prof. Al-Makaky emphasized the commitment of the faculty to organizing awareness symposiums to help students combat rumors, as part of its fundamental role in shaping students’ awareness. He pointed out that rumors are among the most dangerous means of influencing young people's awareness, as they contribute to spreading confusion, provoking anxiety, and undermining the stability of state institutions. This makes it essential to raise students’ awareness and emphasize the importance of verifying information and ensuring its accuracy. 
   The symposium was delivered by Prof. Mohammed Ibrahim, Professor of Foundations of Education at Faculty of Education. He began his speech by expressing his appreciation and respect for Prof. Yasser Al-Makaky, Prof. Sherin Abdel Mawla, and Prof. Ahmed Mohey Addin, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research. 
   During his presentation, Prof. Khalil provided students with a set of practical tips and important guidelines for protecting their personal accounts, including:
•    Creating strong passwords.
•    Securing devices and applications.
•    Practicing digital vigilance.
•    Maintaining privacy and security.
•    Protecting personal identities and data.
   
   At the conclusion of the Symposium, Prof. Yasser Al-Makaky presented a certificate of appreciation to Prof. Mohammed Ibrahim, Professor of Foundations of Education at Faculty of Education wishing him continued success and achievement.

11/5/2026