Strengthening National Cybersecurity Resilience / AKSK Discusses Priorities with Critical and Important Information Infrastructures

In his speech, AKSK General Director Bledar Kazia assessed the cooperation with Critical and Important Information Infrastructures and their role in strengthening cybersecurity in the country. He emphasized that, in the face of an evolving threat environment, incident reporting, continuous communication, and coordinated response remain key elements for infrastructure protection. During the meeting, the authority's priorities for the upcoming period were also discussed, including strengthening monitoring capacities, establishing sectoral CSIRTs, and ongoing support for critical and important infrastructures through audits, security testing, and capacity development training. The meeting served as a dialogue platform to address common challenges and further strengthen cooperation towards a safer and more resilient digital environment. AKSK thanks DCAF for their ongoing support and partnership in enhancing national cybersecurity capacities. AKSK successfully concluded a series of technical training focused on endpoint protection and launched the National Program for Building Cybersecurity Capacities for SMEs.