"Cyber ​​security" Participates in the World Conference "Cybertek Tokyo 2025"

Osaka, September 4 / WAM / The Cyber ​​Security Council of the UAE government participated in the work of the World Cyber ​​Security Conference “Cybertek Tokyo 2025”, which was held in the Japanese capital, Tokyo, and its sessions witnessed in -depth discussions on the most prominent challenges and opportunities in the field of digital space protection in the world.

The council’s participation came to confirm the state’s commitment to its pivotal role in supporting international efforts to enhance biological infrastructure security, and to consolidate international cooperation to confront the increasing cyber threats in light of the accelerating development of technologies.

The “Cybertek Tokyo 2025 Conference” focused on the challenges and opportunities provided by advanced technologies in the digital world. The conference and the exhibition witnessed advanced solutions from leading and emerging companies, as well as the participation of a group of speakers, including senior government officials, senior executives, and industrial leaders in various countries of the world.

“Cybertec” is a leading platform for communication between companies in the cybersecurity sector, and represents an opportunity to complete business and get to know the latest technological innovations, challenges and solutions to combat threats in the global cyber scene.

The “Cybertec” activities included multiple security and technological topics including vital infrastructure, cybersecurity, defense, research and development.

The Cyber ​​Security Council participated during the conference in two main sessions, the first, focusing on protecting the cybersecurity of the port and maritime security sector, and the participants presented advanced visions and strategies to protect maritime corridors and global trade lines from possible electronic attacks.

National experiences were reviewed in developing a strong cyber structure capable of confronting the risks and threats in a manner that ensures the continuity of the global trade movement and protecting the global digital economy.

The second session brought together cybersecurity heads from different countries to discuss ways to enhance international cooperation, exchange visions and experiences in building cross -border partnerships to combat electronic crime and enhance the exchange of information about threats and attacks.

On the sidelines of the activities of the conference, the Cyber ​​Security Council held a discussion session with the US Treasury, which included discussion of financial and security cooperation.

His Excellency Dr. Mohamed Al -Kuwaiti, President of the Cyber ​​Security Council, met with the UAE government with Korea Wilson, Deputy Assistant Minister of the US Treasury, and discussed cooperation in the areas of financial cyber security, global digital governance, and the importance of cooperation in the Crystal Ball platform as an effective tool to enhance cybersecurity and exchange information related to cyber threats between countries and institutions in a safe and fast way.

This type of cooperation is an urgent necessity in light of the escalating cybersecurity attacks, which requires a collective and coordinated response.

Through the Crystal Ball, countries can exchange experiences, analyze attacks jointly, and develop preventive solutions that enhance vital digital infrastructure immunity to contribute to raising the level of cybersecurity at the national level, and supports security and stability globally.

On the sidelines of the conference, the Council held high -level bilateral meetings with the Japanese side, focusing on the development of bilateral cooperation paths in the fields of research and development and capacity building in cybersecurity and stressed the importance of enhancing knowledge exchange and technology transfer, in a way that contributes to supporting the plans of digital transformation of both countries and enhances the sustainability of common technical solutions to face the increasing threats.

The council also held a meeting from the Indian side, during which the opportunities for cooperation in developing cyber protection mechanisms for biological infrastructure were discussed and the exchange of experiences in the field of digital security associated with government and private services.

It was agreed to enhance coordination in issues of common concern, especially in the areas of artificial intelligence, cloud security and cybersecurity applications for smart cities.

His Excellency Dr. Muhammad Al -Kuwaiti stressed that the council’s participation represents a prominent point in keeping pace with digital developments in the era of artificial intelligence and exchanging experiences, especially in light of the challenges imposed by the tools of artificial intelligence and other technologies, stressing that the rapid digital transformation increases the importance of international cooperation in a way that secures our digital future.

He added that the multilateral partnership with the global cyber community contributes to ensuring that the development of artificial intelligence technologies with the continuous commitment to enhancing free innovation and exchanging knowledge.

He stressed that the collective approach and the exchange of experiences enhances international solidarity on the cybersecurity system, which makes it more flexible and capable of adapting, preparing and preparing for the future, and developing a prosperous and safe environment for the digital economy in the UAE in a way that works to establish the UAE’s position as a global center for excellence and innovation in the field of cybersecurity.

These meetings and efforts come to confirm the state’s orientation towards building a wide international partnership network, which supports joint efforts to protect the global digital space and enhance the confidence of international societies in the ability of countries to face cross -border challenges.

The active participation in this conference reflects the state’s commitment to its role in formulating a safer and stable future for digital technologies, in which it establishes its position as a leading force in the field of cybersecurity at the regional and global levels.

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