In a recent session convened by the National Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), stakeholders engaged in a profound exchange of insights regarding the trajectory and challenges facing cybersecurity amidst the ongoing digital transformation era. The dialogue centered on addressing the complexities arising from the surge of digital automation, connectivity, and the AI revolution, coupled with the migration of applications to the cloud and the emergence of hybrid workforces.
PKCERT, the national entity entrusted with crafting a protective framework for critical digital assets, emerged as a pivotal player in formulating policies aimed at safeguarding digital information and vital infrastructure. Under the leadership of Director General Dr. Haider Abbas and a proficient team, PKCERT is steadfastly committed to fortifying Pakistan’s cyber defenses. Their multifaceted approach encompasses bolstering cyber safety awareness among the populace and fostering technical proficiency through training initiatives, indigenous development, and technology transfer efforts.
Fortinet, a frontrunner in the realm of cybersecurity, has been actively collaborating with governments and organizations to establish robust security protocols. With a mission to provide cutting-edge, AI-driven network security solutions, Fortinet endeavors to fortify and streamline IT infrastructure, ensuring unwavering protection in an ever-evolving digital landscape.
The session underscored the imperative for collaborative efforts among stakeholders, including government agencies, industry leaders, and cybersecurity experts, to effectively navigate the complexities of the digital age. By fostering dialogue and partnership, initiatives like those spearheaded by PKCERT and Fortinet aim to fortify cybersecurity resilience and safeguard critical digital assets against emerging threats.
Source: Fortinet
