BITDEFENDER SCAMIO INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE CYBERSECURITY FOR DIGITAL ERA LEARNERS

Authors

  • Peerapon Saelee Faculty of Education, Burapha University
  • Uthit Bamroongcheep Faculty of Education, Burapha University

Keywords:

Intelligent Technology, Bitdefender Scamio, Cybersecurity, Digital Era Learners

Abstract

          The Bitdefender Scamio intelligent technology is a program that can be applied to enhance cybersecurity for digital-era learners. This is especially important as internet usage has rapidly increased. Digital literacy, the safe use of information and communication technology (ICT), media awareness, and understanding the impacts of ICT on daily life, careers, and society are crucial. The rise of complex and diverse cyberattacks means internet users face the risk of being deceived through emails, messages, and various links. Bitdefender Scamio was developed to help detect online scams using artificial intelligence (AI). The goal is to enable users to submit suspicious content for analysis and receive results within seconds. Therefore, integrating this technology into teaching methods related to cybersecurity can serve as a case study for identifying and preventing potential threats from internet usage. Furthermore, Bitdefender Scamio helps detect threats and promotes responsible and ethical use of digital technology, aiming to ensure learners can safely learn and communicate online in a world full of cyber risks.

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Published

2025-04-20

How to Cite

Saelee, P., & Bamroongcheep, U. (2025). BITDEFENDER SCAMIO INTELLIGENT TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE CYBERSECURITY FOR DIGITAL ERA LEARNERS. Journal of social studies perspectives, 1(3), 83–95. retrieved from https://so11.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/J_SSR/article/view/1284