NASSAU, The Bahamas, October 27, 2026 — Cloud Carib is expanding its Cybersecurity Awareness Month initiatives beyond Bahamian classrooms by extending its Cyber Edu-Tour to Trinidad, sharing its educational curriculum with regional partner Brava Solutions and also engaging private-sector associations on cybersecurity. Now in its third year, the program combines practical online safety education with opportunities for students to explore technology careers.
This year’s Bahamian school visits included Sts. Francis & Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, St. Cecilia’s Catholic School and Queen’s College. Sessions addressed the digital decisions young people make every day, from protecting personal information and recognizing suspicious messages to navigating social media, cyberbullying and the risks associated with AI-generated content.
Delivered by Cloud Carib team members including Sales Operations Manager Anya Beneby, Marketing Operations Manager M’khel Ferguson and Director of Marketing and Communications Olivia Dorsett, the sessions used age-appropriate discussions, games and relatable scenarios to help students put cybersecurity advice into practice. At Sts. Francis & Joseph’s, students invented their own “Block! Report! Delete!” chant, turning the lesson into a memorable call to action.
Interactive activities such as “Phish or Treat” challenged students to question everyday situations and decide what is safe to share online. The emphasis is on building judgement and confidence, helping young people recognise when to pause, question a suspicious request and seek trusted help.
Cloud Carib is also broadening the program’s regional reach through its team in Trinidad and by sharing its curriculum with their partner, leading telecommunications provider Brava Solutions, whose markets include Bermuda, Guyana, the Cayman Islands and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This approach gives teams and partners a foundation for delivering cybersecurity education within their own communities, with content that can be adapted to local audiences.
Cloud Carib’s support for the next generation of cybersecurity professionals also includes sponsorship of CIRT’s Cyber Sharks event, which gave secondary school students an introduction to cybersecurity through team-based challenges on a live platform. Working in teams of four, students solved puzzles to uncover hidden codes known as “flags,” earning points for each successful discovery.
Cloud Carib Systems Administrator Mark Burrows joined the event’s careers panel to share his journey into the field. The panel introduced students to cybersecurity professionals in The Bahamas, helping them connect their interests and skills with potential career paths.
“Some of the most rewarding moments are when students start connecting the lessons to their own lives, questioning a message, thinking twice about what they share, or asking how they can work in cybersecurity themselves. As we take this program into more schools, workplaces and Caribbean communities, we want people to leave with practical steps they feel confident using,” said Cloud Carib Marketing Director Olivia Dorsett.
Beyond youth in STEM activities, Solutions Architect Osmany Goderich and Account Director Wendell Seymour delivered a cybersecurity presentation to the Bahamas Insurance Commission. The session extended the campaign’s practical education focus to the private sector, where protecting sensitive information and maintaining trust are central to insurance providers’ day-to-day operations.
The expanded campaign reflects Cloud Carib’s commitment to strengthening cybersecurity awareness across the Caribbean. By bringing together students, educators, industry professionals, and regional partners, the company is helping communities build safer digital habits while introducing young people to opportunities in the region’s technology sector.