Existing support on security Digital security training After the 2021 military coup, the perception of digital security training shifted significantly among journalists. Previously, digital security trainers needed to actively stress its importance; post-coup, journalists now have an inherent recognition of the crucial role of digital security training, reflecting the changed political and social environment. While in-person sessions used to be the norm, security concerns post-coup rendered them unfeasible within Myanmar. Consequently, digital security training adapted, becoming predominantly online-based. Notably, self-paced online courses are being developed by support groups, but their promotion is limited to trusted networks. Even publicised courses disseminated only basic safety information to avoid potential exploitation by the military junta. Digital security clinic: a responsive approach Complementing digital security training, the concept of a Digital Security Clinic has emerged within support groups after the coup. This clinic provides tailored digital security consultation support utilising various outreach and communication styles. These include a Telegram hotline-based clinic, appointment scheduling via an emailbased clinic, and a Telegram chatbot-based clinic. It serves as a responsive and dynamic resource, adapting to the changing needs of individuals. 43