Under the patronage and supervision of the Dean of the College of Computer Science and Mathematics, Professor Dr. Duha Bashir Abdullah, the College organized a training session as part of its Continuing Education series for the 2026–2027 academic year, titled “Electronic Theft.” The session was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Fidaa Ziyad Al-Obaidi.

**Objective of the “Electronic Theft” Training Session**

The session aims to raise awareness regarding the concept, forms, and risks of electronic theft. It covers preventive mechanisms and strategies to combat such acts, while highlighting their legal and ethical implications. The initiative seeks to contribute to the protection of digital information and data, promote academic integrity and honesty—particularly within the realm of scientific research—and foster the safe and responsible use of technology.

**Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Related to the Session**

1. **Quality Education:** Promoting academic integrity and honesty, combating electronic theft and plagiarism in scientific research, and supporting the quality of education and scholarly inquiry.

2. **Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure:** Fostering the safe use of digital technology, protecting innovation and intellectual output, and encouraging responsible scientific research.

3. **Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions:** Raising awareness of laws concerning cybercrimes, strengthening accountability and integrity, protecting intellectual property rights, and curbing illicit digital practices.

4. **Partnerships for the Goals:** Encouraging collaboration among universities, educational institutions, and legal and technical entities to combat electronic theft and facilitate the exchange of expertise.