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This draft strategy marks a pivotal shift toward addressing AI-driven attacks and post-quantum cryptographic vulnerabilities within national digital infrastructure. By explicitly targeting "harvest now, decrypt later" threats alongside emerging technologies like 6G and IoT, the roadmap acknowledges that future security hinges on integrating quantum-resistant standards early in system design. The initiative also emphasizes scaling cybersecurity talent to match the complexity of these evolving adversarial landscapes.

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Draft cyber security strategy shifts focus to AI threats

GDELTAugust 6, 20264 min read

The government has drafted a new National Cyber Security Strategy for 2026-2030 that shifts its focus to emerging threats from artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing. The draft takes a different approach from the previous five-year strategy as cyber threats become more sophisticated and the country becomes increasingly dependent on digital services. Prepared by the National Cyber Security Agency with the ICT Division, the draft was unveiled at a programme in Dhaka recently. It sets out…

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