Nargis Raza, Deputy Director (Investigation) at the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), has been announced as an exclusive speaker at the upcoming CyberUraan Techathon. The event, an initiative of the Ministry of Planning and Development & Special Initiatives, aims to empower young cyber professionals with the knowledge and skills to navigate the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. In her 30-minute session, Nargis Raza will shed light on critical topics such as cyber laws, digital safety, and the importance of collaboration between the public and private sectors in building a digitally secure Pakistan.
Her participation in CyberUraan reflects the increasing role of government institutions in promoting awareness about cybersecurity and legal frameworks surrounding digital conduct. By addressing the challenges of cyber law enforcement and the growing need for legal literacy among technology users, her talk is expected to provide practical insights for both young professionals and organizational leaders. She emphasized that fostering an environment of cooperation between law enforcement, industry, and academia is vital to countering digital threats and strengthening Pakistan’s overall cyber resilience. The session will also highlight how public-private partnerships can help develop a robust framework for responding to cyber incidents and supporting innovation in secure technology development.
CyberUraan, branded as Pakistan’s first techathon, represents Kinverg’s flagship initiative designed to nurture the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. The program seeks to bridge the knowledge gap by transforming curiosity into capability, preparing participants for careers in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and digital trust management. With the vision “to make digital services trusted, secure, and inclusive,” Kinverg aims to connect Pakistan’s youth to global opportunities while cultivating a culture of responsibility and awareness in digital spaces. The initiative aligns with national objectives to strengthen the digital economy and enhance citizen empowerment through technology-driven learning and skill development.
The event is expected to bring together policymakers, technology experts, and young innovators under one roof to explore strategies for safeguarding digital ecosystems. CyberUraan will serve as a collaborative platform where experienced professionals like Nargis Raza share their knowledge and experiences with aspiring cyber defenders. The Ministry of Planning and Development & Special Initiatives’ involvement underscores the government’s commitment to encouraging cyber education and creating opportunities for digital innovation. As Pakistan’s digital transformation accelerates, initiatives like CyberUraan and the contributions of experts such as Nargis Raza are essential in ensuring that the country builds a skilled, informed, and secure digital workforce capable of addressing modern cyber challenges effectively.
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