The College of Computer and Information Sciences at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University participated in presenting a series of specialized training workshops as part of the “Absher Twaig” initiative organized by the Twaig Academy and aimed at female college employees, including students and members of the teaching and administrative staff. The training workshops included a workshop entitled “Digital Transformation and Sustainability,” which highlighted the role of digital transformation in improving operational efficiency within institutions and enhancing their sustainability, as well as a workshop entitled “Secure It,” which addressed the basics of cybersecurity and the role of artificial intelligence in digital protection, and discussed practical and fundamental concepts to raise awareness of digital security and enhance personal protection. Dr. Manal Al-Ohali, Dean of the College of Computer and Information Sciences at the university, explained that “the initiative is a living example of the importance of cooperation between the educational and private sectors in empowering female students to face the challenges of the digital age.” It is worth mentioning that the “Absher Twaig” initiative, which ran from November 23 to December 11, 2025, focused on providing training and specialized programs in the fields of digital security and digital identity, and included two main tracks: Digital Identity and Security and Safety, with the aim of raising awareness among female university students about the importance of protecting digital identity and ways to secure personal data on the Internet. The participation of the College of Computer and Information Sciences reflects its role in contributing to the achievement of the objectives of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University's Strategic Plan 2025 by enhancing the digital capabilities, knowledge, and values of female students, preparing competitive competencies, and raising awareness of security.