Cyber Resilience


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Taiwan and the UK are enhancing collaboration on digital resilience, bolstering their ties to address cyber threats and strengthen cybersecurity measures.
The Philippines actively encourages public engagement in the development of its Cybersecurity Plan 2023-2028, fostering inclusivity and harnessing collective wisdom to strengthen national security in the digital realm.
The Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand warns of AI privacy risks, emphasising organisations' need to safeguard personal information and conduct thorough assessments before implementing AI solutions.
The National Consumer Protection Agency (BPKN) is looking to ensure better security for Indonesia Syariah Bank (BSI) from cyber attacks in light of the recent digital incursions on the industry.
Thailand is actively working to enhance awareness and knowledge of cyber threats among government agencies by introducing an IT Security service aimed at ensuring the safety of their database systems.
To maintain robust software security practices, China emphasises the process of collecting and compiling appropriate standards, including software security development competency assessment requirements.
The United States Cyber Command (CYBERCOM) actively engages in the dynamic realm of cyberspace, leveraging partnership, innovation, and expertise to shape the future of operations in the dynamic and ever-evolving global domain.
Indian Computer Emergency Response Team advises on AI language technology security, emphasising education, domain verification, data security and incident response plans to mitigate risks for developers and users.
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