Digital Rights Nepal Publishes In-Depth Analyses on Cyber Security Issues

Digital Rights Nepal has released two analysis papers scrutinizing Nepal’s cyber security policies. The papers critically assess the National Cyber Security Policy and the proposed National Internet Gateway, highlighting potential risks to human rights, internet freedom, and privacy due to increased surveillance and governmental control over digital content.

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Tunisia Cracks Down on Unregistered SIM Cards to Combat Cybercrime and Fraud

Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and INT are cracking down on unregistered SIM cards to combat cybercrime and fraud. Telecom operators must deactivate improperly registered SIM cards until valid ID verification is completed. This initiative aims to update subscriber data, curb unauthorized SIM sales, and address inflated mobile subscriber figures in the country.

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Experts Advocate for Enhanced Cybersecurity Education and Robust Policy Framework in Nepal

Experts at a cybersecurity event in Kathmandu emphasized the need for enhanced education, awareness, and a robust policy framework to combat rising cyber threats in Nepal. They highlighted the importance of practical skill development, grassroots cyber literacy, and a comprehensive National Cybersecurity Policy to protect the nation’s digital infrastructure and ensure long-term resilience.

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Qatar Development Bank Launches Cybersecurity Manual to Protect SMEs

Qatar Development Bank (QDB), in collaboration with the National Cyber Security Agency, launched the “Cyber Security Manual for SMEs” to enhance cybersecurity awareness and provide practical guidelines for small and medium-sized enterprises in Qatar. The manual addresses common cyber risks, basic security controls, and employee training, aiming to strengthen the national entrepreneurial ecosystem.

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PTA and APNIC Collaborate on Cybersecurity Workshops in Lahore and Islamabad

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and APNIC held cybersecurity workshops in Lahore and Islamabad, focusing on “Incident Response and CERT.” Led by Adli Wahid from APNIC, the sessions included theoretical and practical training. The event concluded with a certificate ceremony, emphasizing the commitment to enhancing Pakistan’s cybersecurity capabilities.

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