Some 43 participants encompassing Brunei Darussalam’s Critical National Information Infrastructure (CNII) attended a three-day cybersecurity workshop recently, facilitated by the national cybersecurity agency Cyber Security Brunei (CSB).
The attendees represented CNII sectors including info-communications, energy, healthcare, banking and finance, defence, security, emergency response services and aviation.
The workshop was the result of cooperation between the Ministry of Transport and Infocommunications (MTIC) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and was conducted by ITU’s partner Welchman Keen, as part of their pledge to ITU’s Partner2Connect initiative.
It aimed to improve technical capability and efficiency as well as to provide the latest developments in cybersecurity to agencies that are responsible for CNII.
The workshop began with an introduction to CNII protection, with a look at the security of various sectors that are critical for a country’s local economy and infrastructure development.
The second day covered risk management strategy and supply chain security, while the final day touched on mobile device security and concluded with security awareness.
