Safeguarding Vietnam's Digital Sovereignty in Cyberspace

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Cybersecurity officers remain focused on continuous monitoring and rapid response to detect and prevent cyber incidents before they occur. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Safeguarding the nation's digital sovereignty in cyberspace is the responsibility of every officer of the Department of Cyber Security and Hi-Tech Crime Prevention. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
A high level of professionalism and concentration is maintained at the department's cyber operations center. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
The Cybersecurity Monitoring Center operates around the clock to help protect critical information systems and key national projects. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
A cybersecurity officer concentrates while carrying out monitoring and incident response tasks. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Monitoring and analyzing computer systems are part of the daily work of cybersecurity officers. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Cybersecurity officers regularly review system architecture to identify and address potential security vulnerabilities. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Officers of the Department of Cyber Security and Hi-Tech Crime Prevention monitor malware trends and assess cyber threats in real time. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Cybersecurity forces work to prevent, detect, and combat cyberattacks, helping ensure security and safety in cyberspace. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA
Safeguarding Vietnam's Digital Sovereignty in Cyberspace
The Department of Cyber Security and Hi-Tech Crime Prevention has effectively implemented its work program and fulfilled its assigned tasks. The department has played a key role in advising on and implementing the Politburo's Resolution No. 57 on breakthroughs in science and technology development, innovation, and national digital transformation. Over the past year, it dismantled 19 major criminal cases, coordinated the prosecution of 17 cases involving more than 200 suspects, handled hundreds of crime reports, and blocked more than 8,550 e-wallets used for illegal gambling as well as 1,786 websites and applications involved in illegal foreign exchange and gold trading. Officers of the department continue to strengthen cyber security, data security, and personal data protection, contributing to safeguarding Vietnam's digital sovereignty in cyberspace. Photo: Pham Kien – VNA