Pakistan National CERT conducted a cybersecurity and fraud awareness session for more than 400 officials from UN agencies, international organizations, and development partners.
National CERT and NTC launch a Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 campaign to promote cyber hygiene, online safety, and digital resilience in Pakistan.
NCCIA Islamabad conducted a cyber awareness seminar highlighting online fraud, harassment, cyber scams, suspicious call centres, and responsible digital practices.
National CERT Pakistan and National Telecommunication Corporation have continued their Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 campaign, encouraging users to verify messages and links before clicking to reduce phishing and scam risks.
NCRC urges stronger child online protection measures, including age verification, NCCIA capacity building and legal reforms to address online risks for minors.
PTA has issued device security guidelines advising users to enable tracking features, strengthen passwords, update software, and protect personal data.
Kaspersky highlights online safety risks for children in Pakistan, including threats linked to gaming platforms, social media, and generative AI technologies.
AKD Securities has warned investors about AI generated deepfake videos and fake social media accounts impersonating Aqeel Karim Dhedhi and Hina Junaid to promote unauthorized investment schemes and stock advisory services.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has directed NCCIA to strengthen cybercrime investigations, improve financial fraud response mechanisms and enhance digital forensic capabilities across Pakistan.
PITB conducted a comprehensive Information Security training for employees through CERT PITB, equipping staff with practical knowledge on secure IT resource usage and current cybersecurity practices.
