The cabinet today approved three landmark decisions for the IT and Telecom sector:
1. National Space Policy which will enable private-sector companies to offer affordable internet services in Pakistan, while enabling increased investment in our national space program.
2. Establishment of a dedicated National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) to replace FIA for cyber crimes. This new agency will have the required expertise, funding and resources to prevent, investigate and prosecute cyber crimes in Pakistan.
3. Establishment of a specialized Telecom Tribunal so that court cases and disputes in the telecom sector can be decided without delay — paving the way for spectrum availability for 5G.
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Good news for Telecom Sector to protect from cyber attack.Pakistan Telecom Authority unveiled its Cybersecurity strategy for Pak’s telecom sector, a comprehensive & ambitious plan set to span from 2023 to 2028. https://t.co/Ex7fabh0Q5
@CISS_Islamabad Where Pakistan stand on international canvass of cyberspace, when different countries are taking & discussing on International Cyber Pact under UN?
@CISS_Islamabad@rahatiqbal4@syrusqazi Our foreign office should play their role to arrange Bilateral, Trilateral and Multilateral Cybersecurity agreements, like India did with other countries to protect their cyberspace.
@rahatiqbal4 Much work has been done by every country in the domain of Cyberspace, however we as a nation left behind. There is need to take practical steps to address emerging threats of cyberspace.
@nidaashahid Yes but there are some other risks too. Recently ChatGPT's user history was released which may expose all what you created through ChatGPT