Uzdaily.Uz Uzbekistan Enhances Cybersecurity Framework with Group-IB Collaboration
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- •Uzbekistan is collaborating with Group-IB to bolster national cybersecurity.
- •Focus areas include cyber resilience, threat detection, and digital literacy.
- •Joint initiatives will target improvements in public and private sector cybersecurity.
On July 4, 2026, Uzbekistan's Minister of Digital Technologies, Sherzod Shermatov, met with Group-IB to discuss strengthening the nation's cybersecurity. The meeting focused on improving cyber resilience in both public and private sectors, combating cybercrime, and enhancing digital hygiene. Group-IB provided recommendations for detecting and preventing cyber threats, particularly targeting the financial sector. The discussions included developing early threat detection systems and ensuring business continuity. Human capital development was also a key topic, with plans for educational programs and training in cybersecurity. Both parties expressed commitment to long-term cooperation to enhance Uzbekistan's cybersecurity ecosystem.
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