Vietnam's Cybersecurity Defense Exercise Addresses Supply Chain Attack Risks

• •Vietnam conducted a cybersecurity defense exercise focusing on supply chain attacks.
• •The exercise involved five teams simulating a multi-stage attack scenario.
• •Participants enhanced their skills in detecting and responding to advanced persistent threats.

On May 29, 2026, a cybersecurity defense exercise was conducted at the Academy of Security Technology and Engineering in Vietnam, focusing on supply chain attacks and backdoor installations in network systems. Major General, Dr. Le Minh Thao, emphasized the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks targeting critical information systems. The exercise involved five teams simulating a multi-stage attack scenario, employing advanced virtualization technology to mimic real-world conditions. Participants practiced detecting and responding to an APT cyberattack campaign, enhancing their skills in incident response and coordination. This exercise is part of ongoing efforts to bolster Vietnam's cybersecurity capabilities amid growing global threats. The event reflects the urgent need for improved information security personnel training to counteract complex cyber risks.