Vietnam Advances Cybersecurity Strategy with Centralized Forces and Development Goals
Vietnam aims to enhance its cybersecurity capabilities by establishing centralized forces under public security and defense, targeting a top 15 ranking in the Global Cybersecurity Index by 2030. The initiative emphasizes training, domestic product development, and international cooperation, positioning cybersecurity as a key economic sector.
Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has approved a project to strengthen the national cybersecurity forces, with goals including a top 15 ranking in the Global Cybersecurity Index by 2030 and the creation of a regional training center. The plan mandates that 100% of specialized cybersecurity forces operate under the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of National Defense, and aims to develop at least 10,000 cybersecurity experts, with 20% meeting international standards.
AI-curated by TheiaAdditionally, it seeks to enable 90% of internet users to access cybersecurity awareness and training programs. Vietnam plans to establish a cybersecurity ecosystem with at least 70% adoption of
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