Cyberbullying encompasses various forms of online harassment, such as spreading rumors, sending hurtful messages, sharing private information, or creating fake profiles to impersonate and attack someone. It can occur on social media, messaging apps, or through other digital means. The impact of cyberbullying can be profound, leading to anxiety, depression, or even suicidal thoughts in victims. It's crucial for individuals to be cautious about what they share online, report any instances of cyberbullying, and seek help when needed. Parents, educators, and online platforms also play a role in creating a safe digital environment by educating and monitoring online activities.

1. CYBERBULLING
•-BY ANANYA SHARMA
•-B.SC(H) FORENSIC SCIENCE(3RD YEAR)
•-ENROLL NO:- 210160236009
•SUBMITTED TO:- KAPIL BHARDWAJ
(CISSP)

2. INTRODUCTION
Cyberbullying is the use of
electronic communication to
bully a person, typically by
sending messages of an
intimidating or threatening
nature.
It can manifest in various
forms, including:
•Sending hurtful or menacing
messages
•Spreading rumors or lies
•Posting embarrassing photos or
videos
•Excluding someone from online
groups or activities
Cyberbullying can occur
through various digital
platforms, including:
•Social media sites
•Email
•Instant messaging
•Online gaming

3. IDENTIFYING CYBERBULLYING
Recognizing cyberbullying is essential for timely intervention and support for the victim.
Potential signs of cyberbullying include:
• Changes in mood or behavior: Victims may exhibit increased sadness, anxiety, or irritability.
• Spending more time online: Victims may spend excessive time online, particularly on social media or gaming
platforms.
• Avoiding social interactions: Victims may withdraw from social activities and isolate themselves from friends and
family.
• Expressing fear or anxiety about using technology: Victims may express fear or anxiety about using the internet or
specific online platforms.

4. FORMS OF CYBERBULLYING
Cyberbullying can manifest in various forms, each with its unique impact on the victim.
Common forms of cyberbullying include:
• Flaming: Sending hostile or insulting messages.
• Harassment: Repeatedly sending unwanted messages or threats.
• Denigration: Spreading rumors or lies about someone.
• Exclusion: Excluding someone from online groups or activities.
• Outing: Revealing private or embarrassing information about someone.
• Cyberstalking: Repeatedly monitoring someone's online activities to harass or intimidate them.

5. IMPACT OF CYBERBULLYING ON
VICTIMS
Cyberbullying can have a profound and lasting impact on the victim's emotional well-being,
academic performance, and social interactions.
Potential consequences of cyberbullying include:
• Emotional distress: Cyberbullying can lead to feelings of sadness, anxiety, depression, and fear.
• Academic struggles: Cyberbullying can hinder concentration, motivation, and overall academic performance.
• Social isolation: Cyberbullying can lead to social withdrawal, decreased self-esteem, and difficulty forming and
maintaining friendships.
• Self-harm or suicide: In extreme cases, cyberbullying can contribute to self-harm or suicidal thoughts.

6. ADDRESSING CYBERBULLYING
Reporting and Support:
Reporting cyberbullying to
authorities, seeking support
from trusted adults
Blocking and Ignoring:
Blocking bullies from online
interactions, ignoring their
hurtful messages
Self-Care: Prioritizing
emotional well-being,
engaging in positive
activities, seeking
professional help when
needed

7. PREVENTION STRATEGIES
Open Dialogue: Talking to
children about
cyberbullying, educating
them about its dangers
1
Respectful Online
Conduct: Teaching
children to be respectful
and responsible online
users
2
Empowering Bystanders:
Encouraging children to
speak up against
cyberbullying, seek help
for victims
3
School and Community
Policies: Implementing
clear anti-cyberbullying
policies, fostering a
supportive environment
4

8. CONCLUSION
Combating cyberbullying requires a collective
effort:
Individual Responsibility: Each individual must
take responsibility for their online behavior and
promote respectful interactions.
Community Awareness: Raising awareness
about cyberbullying through community
events, campaigns, and educational programs.
Legal Protections: Implementing effective legal
frameworks and policies to address
cyberbullying and protect victims.
Technological Advancements: Developing
technological solutions to detect, prevent, and
report cyberbullying incidents.

9. THANK YOU