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  • MY: Minister Gobind lauds how AI transforms Kuala Lumpur into smart city with traffic control, ‘digital twin’, and urban safety tools

    Kuala Lumpur is rapidly transforming into an AI-powered metropolis, thanks to sweeping digitalisation efforts led by the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL), supported by the Ministry of Digital. Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo, during his visit to the Kuala Lumpur Command and Control Centre (KLCCC) today, praised the capital’s strides in adopting artificial intelligence to enhance public services, improve safety, and raise overall quality of life.

  • NA: Safeguarding Windhoek: Telecom Namibia and City Police Collaborate to Protect Infrastructure

    Curbing Copper Theft and Telecommunications Infrastructure Sabotage – Telecom Namibia engages City of Windhoek and City Police to Collaborate on Smart Policing

    Telecom Namibia CEO Dr. Stanley Shanapinda and management paid a courtesy visit to the City of Windhoek and City Police to discuss areas of collaboration aimed at enhancing safety and security, and the protection of telecommunications infrastructure in the City.

  • National Data Centre Starts Functioning in Oman

    A National Data Centre (NDC), a key component of Oman’s ‘Digital Society’ programme and set up by the Information Technology Authority (ITA), has started functioning here.

    NDC is designed to provide a multi-tenant high availability data centre for all ministries to host their data as well as disaster recovery solution, with the objective of achieving improved business continuity for their IT systems.

  • Neue Spezialeinheit der US-Army zum Schutz vor Cyber-Attacken

    Die US-Army hat eine neue Spezialeinheit zum Schutz vor Cyber-Attacken eingerichtet: Die jährlich mit 1,2 Millionen US-Dollar budgetierte Defense Industrial Base Cyber Security Task Force (DIB CSTF) soll offenbar dem weit verbreiteten Diebstahl von kontrollierten, aber nicht geheimen Informationen aus Computersystemen entgegentreten. Laut einem Bericht der Army vom August dieses Jahres könnten solche Vorfälle "den technischen Vorsprung und die Kampfleistung der künftigen Streitkräfte möglicherweise untergraben oder sogar neutralisieren".

  • NG: LASG To Install 10000 CCTV Camera For Security

    The Lagos State Government has disclosed intentions to deploy an additional 10,000 high-definition closed-circuit television across the state as part of the comprehensive Smart City Programme designed to provide a 24-hour security-driven economy.

    This was made known by the Commissioner for Science and Technology, Mr. Hakeem Fahm, while speaking at the annual Ministerial Press Briefing to mark the third anniversary of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s administration.

  • Nigeria: Using ICT tools for national security

    The need to tap from the power of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to enhance national security operations in the country was the focus of the gathering of ICT experts and security operatives in Lagos last week.

    Put together by Teledom Group of Companies and its event management partner, Gamnet Solutions, the one-day summit on ICT intervention in national security emergency, pulled the military, police, customs, immigration, prisons and ICT experts to brainstorm on modern ICT tools that will enhance their day-to-day operations in the course of discharging their duties.

  • Oman establishes country’s first e-security centre

    The sultanate of Oman has established for the first time a focal point of contact for any ICT security breach in the country.

    The Oman National Computer Emergency Readiness Team (OCERT) will provide accurate and timely information on current and emerging security and vulnerabilities, key officials of the Information Technology Authority (ITA) said.

  • Oman fighting cyber crimes, increasing secure e-transactions

    The Omani Information Technology Authority (ITA) launched at Knowledge Oasis Muscat (KOM) Oman National Computer Emergency Readiness Team (OCERT) today under the auspices of Lt. Gen Malik bin Sulaiman al Ma'mari, Inspector General of Police and Customs. The centre is one of e-Government's and E-Oman strategies.

    The inaugural ceremony was attended by Mohammed bin Nasser al Khusaibi, Secretary General of the National Economy Ministry and Chairman of ITA, Dr. Salim bin Sultan al Ruzaiki, CEO of ITA, members of the board, officials of the Government's institutions and the private establishments.

  • Oman to Set Up Computer Emergency Response Team

    Oman will soon have a national Computer Emergency Response Team in place after the idea was given the go-ahead by the board of the Information Technology Authority (ITA) at a meeting here.

    The meeting, presided over by Mohammed bin Nasser Al Khusaibi, the ITA Chairman, also approved proposals to establish a ‘Contact Centre’ and prepare an Oman eGovernment Architecture Framework (OeGAF) to serve as a guide to the development, deployment and operations of information systems at government offices.

  • Online-Befragung zur Sicherheit im Internet: Keine Panik bei den Netzbürgern

    Neun von zehn Internet-Nutzern haben schon negative Erfahrungen mit unerwünschten "Spam-Mails" gesammelt, immerhin jeder fünfte wurde nach eigenen Angaben schon einmal Opfer eines 0190-Dialers ("Dialer" sind Programme, die unbemerkt vom Benutzer teure Telefonnummern anwählen und so für immense Gebühren sorgen können). Das sind Ergebnisse einer Online-Umfrage zum Thema "Sicherheit und Delinquenz im Internet", die das Kriminologische Seminar der Universität Bonn in den vergangenen Monaten durchführte. Dennoch fühlt sich die Mehrzahl der Netzbürger im Cyberspace weitgehend sicher. Als Abwehrmaßnahmen fordern die Befragten vor allem eine intensivere Aufklärung über wirksame Selbstschutz-Möglichkeiten und den Ausbau von technischen Sicherungssystemen; nur jeder Dritte spricht sich für mehr strafrechtliche Kontrollen aus.

  • Österreich bekommt Online-Feuerwehr

    Bundesregierung will noch vor der EURO ein CERT einrichten

    Bei der Eröffnung des zweitägigen Internet-Kongresses Domain pulse, der heuer in Wien tagt, haben Bundeskanzler Alfred Gusenbauer und die für E-Government zuständige Staatssekretärin Heidrun Silhavy ein klares Bekenntnis zur Stärkung der Sicherheit im Internet abgelegt. Konkret soll noch vor der EURO ein CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) zum Schutz der Internet – Infrastruktur eingerichtet werden.

  • Österreich: Wien: Permanente Videoüberwachung in 23 kommunalen Siedlungen

    Die Videoüberwachung in Wiener kommunalen Wohnbauten (Gemeindebauten) wird ausgebaut und von einem Probebetrieb in eine permanente Einrichtung überführt. Dies hat Wohnbaustadtrat Michael Ludwig (SPÖ) angekündigt. Seit April 2008 wurden probehalber in acht Wohnhausanlagen Kameras in Müllräumen, Garagen und Aufzügen betrieben. Die experimentelle Genehmigung der Datenschutzkommission wurde inzwischen durch eine Dauergenehmigung ersetzt, die auch die Überwachung von Kellern erlaubt und die Ausdehnung auf insgesamt 23 festgelegte Gemeindebauten gestattet. Der technische Ausbau läuft bereits.

  • PH: More CCTVs in Davao City’s public areas

    The City Government of Davao is set to strengthen its security measures this 2025 by installing additional closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in key public areas, according to the Public Safety and Security Office (PSSO).

    PSSO head Angel Sumagaysay, in an interview with the city-owned radio station, revealed that fiber optic cables are being installed to support the expansion of the city’s CCTV network. With approval from the Davao City Mayor’s Office, priority areas have been identified for the new installations.

  • Philippines: CICT forms its own cybercrime unit

    Funding hinges on passage of cybercrime bill

    With the prospect of the cybercrime bill becoming a law, the Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) has been slowly putting up a cybersecurity coordination center in its main office in UP Diliman.

    The CICT has been lobbying for the passage of the cybercrime bill, which has been sitting in Congress for at least five years.

  • PK: Govt to Set Up First Command and Control Center in Islamabad for Smart Services

    Islamabad is set to take a major step toward becoming a smart city. The federal government has approved the creation of the capital’s first Command and Control Center, a high-tech facility that will integrate real-time data and public services under one roof.

    The project, launched by the Ministry of IT and Telecom as part of the Smart Islamabad Initiative, aims to give the city a centralized fusion center where multiple government departments work side by side.

  • PK: Punjab: Lahore: Safe City cameras identify 79 stolen vehicles

    Under the Punjab Safe City Project, executed by the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), in collaboration with the Punjab Police Department, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) System captured data from 74,949 vehicles and identified 79 as stolen ones, and 52,125 vehicles with non-standard number plates.

    This was highlighted during a progress review meeting, presided over by PITB Chairman Faisal Yousaf here on Friday. PITB Additional Director General (ADG) Qasim Ifzal, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Adil Iqbal Khan, and other senior officials were also present.

  • PK: Sindh Chief Minister approves launching of Safe City project in three phases

    Murad says he won't tolerate any unnecessary delay in completion of the project

    Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has directed the Planning and Development Board to prepare PC-1 of the Safe City project on war footings so that bids for the project could be invited for physical launch within next four months.

    “We are already late in implementing the project and now I won’t allow any unnecessary delay,” he said.

  • Polizeigewerkschaft will Terroralarm-SMS prüfen

    Britisches Pilotprojekt dient als Vorbild

    Die Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP) hat sich offen gegenüber Plänen der Londoner Polizei gezeigt, im Falle eines Terror-Alarms Bürger per SMS zu informieren. "Wir sollten das sorgfältig prüfen, bevor wir das System übernehmen", sagte GdP-Chef Konrad Freiberg der 'Netzeitung'. Momentan könne er sich SMS-Warnmeldungen nur "schwerlich in der Praxis vorstellen", sagte der Gewerkschafter. Deshalb müsse man mehr "Details" über das britische Pilotprojekt wissen. So sei beispielsweise unklar, in welchen konkreten Fällen SMS-Warnungen verschickt werden sollen.

    Zurückhaltend äußerte sich der SPD-Innenexperte Dieter Wiefelspütz. Ein ähnliches Projekt sei auch schon in Deutschland getestet worden, sagte er der Zeitung. Es habe sich als "nicht erfolgreich" herausgestellt. "Deshalb bleibt zu beobachten, welche Erfolge die Londoner Polizei machen wird."

  • Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) gets launched in Saudi Arabia

    Under tight security procedures, the Saudi Public Key Infrastructure was launched following what's known as Key Generation Ceremony, a set of strict steps carried out under tight security and meticulous scrutiny by an international auditor, which culminated in the issuance of the digital public certificate of the Root Certification Authority (RCA) of the National Center for Digital Certification (NCDC). The security spectacle was executed in the presence of the minister of Communications and Information Technology, Eng. Mohammed Jameel bin Ahmad Mulla, and the governor of the Communications and Information Technology Commission, Dr. Abdulrahman Al Jaffary.

  • Public Key Infrastructure launched in Saudi Arabia

    Under tight security procedures, the Saudi Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) was launched following what's known as Key Generation Ceremony, a set of strict steps carried out under tight security and meticulous scrutiny by an international auditor, which culminated in the issuance of the digital public certificate of the Root Certification Authority (RCA) of the National Center for Digital Certification (NCDC). The security spectacle was executed in the presence of the minister of Communications and Information Technology, Eng. Mohammed Jameel bin Ahmad Mulla, and the governor of the Communications and Information Technology Commission, Dr. Abdulrahman Al Jaffary.

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