National Cyber Emergency Response Team (National CERT) and the National Center for Cyber Security (NCCS) at Air University have joined forces to strengthen Pakistan’s cybersecurity landscape. The two organizations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on various initiatives aimed at enhancing cybersecurity capabilities.
The partnership will focus on capacity building, research and development, and cybersecurity awareness. Joint efforts will be made to train and equip professionals with the latest cybersecurity skills, conduct research to develop innovative solutions, and raise awareness about cyber threats.
One of the key areas of collaboration is the development of advanced cybersecurity solutions. By leveraging the expertise of both organizations, the partnership aims to create cutting-edge tools and technologies to address emerging cyber threats.
Additionally, the MoU will facilitate opportunities for students and researchers to gain practical experience through internships and job placements. This will help in building a skilled cybersecurity workforce in Pakistan.
Through this collaboration, National CERT and NCCS aim to contribute to a more secure and resilient digital Pakistan. By combining their strengths and resources, the two organizations can effectively address the growing challenges posed by cyber threats.
