Moldova ain’t messing around when it comes to securing its digital turf! Check it, they just dropped two major players in the cyber game: the National Cybersecurity Agency (ANC) and the National Institute of Innovations in Cybersecurity, aka Cybercor. And guess what? They unveiled these bad boys at the Moldova Cybersecurity Forum (MCF) on February 9th.
Dumitru Alaiba, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation, straight-up said they need to keep their economy tight and secure, especially with everything going digital. These two crews are gonna be holding it down, making sure Moldova’s cyber game is on lock.
Moldova knows what’s up with all the cyber craziness happening globally. That’s why they dropped the 2023 Cybersecurity Law, getting in line with the EU’s standards and getting serious about taking down cyber threats.
The ANC is gonna be like the frontline defence, protecting all the important stuff like infrastructure, government systems, and even regular folks from cyber baddies. And then you got Cybercor, which is all about grooming the next-gen cyber warriors. They’re gonna be hooking up students and government peeps with the skills they need to handle business in the cyber world.
But Moldova ain’t just about keeping things tight within its borders. Nah, they’re getting involved in the global cyber scene too, linking up with other countries and sharing knowledge at the MCF. With over 800 heads in the mix and 40+ speakers from all over, you know they mean business!
With moves like these, Moldova is stepping up its game big time, becoming a big player in the digital security scene. They’re attracting all kinds of peeps and businesses who wanna roll in a safe and secure digital playground.
