Belarus Secures Third Place in Global Cybersecurity Exercises

Belarus Wins Third Place in Global Cybersecurity Exercises Amidst Rising Cyber Threats Dubai, UAE – Belarus has shown its mettle in the field of cybersecurity, securing a respectable third-place finish in the recently concluded Global Cybersecurity exercises in Dubai. The competition saw 138 teams from various countries and organizations participating, showcasing a diverse range of skills and strategies. This achievement is particularly noteworthy given the increasing number of cyberattacks targeting Belarus. According to the video, 7% of all cyberattacks in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) are directed at Belarus. This highlights the significant challenges the nation faces in protecting its critical infrastructure and sensitive data. The main threats originate from hacker groups actively targeting information and causing reputational damage, as well as paralyzing the work of entire industries and companies. "The exercises provided valuable insights into the current state of cybersecurity and allowed us to benchmark our capabilities against international standards," said a representative from the Belarusian team. The focus on cybersecurity is crucial for Belarus's economic development and national security. The government is actively investing in strengthening its cybersecurity defenses and collaborating with international partners to address these growing threats. Belarus's third-place finish is a testament to the nation's commitment to cybersecurity and its growing expertise in the field. The ongoing efforts to enhance cybersecurity infrastructure and training will play a crucial role in mitigating future threats and protecting the country's digital assets.