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Ministry Leads Pakistan’s Cyber Security Push with National Framework

  • February 26, 2024
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The Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication is taking decisive steps to enhance the country’s cyber security readiness by spearheading the development of a comprehensive National Cyber Security Framework.

This strategic initiative is geared towards strengthening the digital infrastructure of the nation against emerging cyber threats, aiming to safeguard citizens, businesses, and critical sectors from malicious activities in the cyber realm.

Key to this framework is the establishment of a dedicated National Cyber Security Agency (NSCA), which is slated to play a central role in coordinating cyber security efforts at the federal level. Under its umbrella, a tiered structure comprising the Computer Emergency Response Team Council (CERT Council), National Computer Emergency Response Team (NCERT), Sectoral CERTs, and Provincial CERTs will be crafted to ensure a cohesive defense mechanism across various administrative levels.

Officials within the Ministry of IT and Telecom have revealed that intensive discussions are already underway to shape this ambitious framework, underlining the government’s unwavering commitment to safeguarding national interests in cyberspace. Notably, the federal government has given the green light for the establishment of the National CERT, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan’s journey towards cyber resilience.

In the coming days, the Ministry is expected to issue notifications formalizing the establishment of the National CERT, signaling a tangible step forward in operationalizing the envisioned cyber defense architecture.

Moreover, with plans in motion to establish Sectoral CERTs tailored to key industries and Provincial CERTs ensuring localized response capabilities, the comprehensive approach outlined in the framework demonstrates Pakistan’s proactive stance in tackling evolving cyber threats.

Of paramount importance, the imminent creation of the CERT Council, envisioned as the apex body overseeing coordination and collaboration among diverse cyber defense entities, will serve as a linchpin in orchestrating a unified response to cyber incidents of national significance.

By fostering synergy among stakeholders and harnessing cutting-edge technologies, the Council is poised to enhance Pakistan’s cyber defense posture, setting a precedent for proactive cyber governance on a global scale.

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