Thefinancialexpress.Bd Mutual Trust Bank Wins National Cyber Drill 2026
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- •Mutual Trust Bank's team 'CyberSavvy' won the National Cyber Drill 2026 with 5,750 points.
- •The drill involved 68 teams from critical information infrastructure sectors.
- •The event aimed to strengthen national cyber defense against evolving threats.
Mutual Trust Bank PLC was crowned Champion of the National Cyber Drill 2026, demonstrating its cybersecurity prowess. The event, organized by the National Cyber Security Agency, involved 68 teams from various financial institutions competing in cybersecurity challenges. MTB's IT Security team, 'CyberSavvy,' achieved the highest score of 5,750 points, excelling in areas such as risk auditing, cryptography, and incident response. Dutch-Bangla Bank's 'DBBL Cyber Squad' and Community Bank's 'CBBL Warrior' secured the runner-up and third positions, respectively. The drill aimed to enhance national cyber defense capabilities against emerging threats. The event took place on May 16, 2026, and was overseen by Dr. Md Toiyobur Rahman. The recognition reflects MTB's commitment to advancing cybersecurity in Bangladesh's banking sector.
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