The National Cyber Security Authority (AKSK) held a meeting with representatives of Critical and Important Information Infrastructures, focusing on strengthening national cyber resilience and deepening cooperation between public institutions and private operators.
In his remarks, NCSA Director General Bledar Kazia commended the cooperation with Critical and Important Information Infrastructures and their role in enhancing the country’s cybersecurity posture. He emphasized that, in the face of an ever-evolving threat landscape, incident reporting, continuous communication, and coordinated response remain key elements in protecting critical infrastructures.
The meeting also addressed the Authority’s priorities for the upcoming period, including strengthening monitoring capabilities, establishing sectoral CSIRTs, and providing continuous support to critical and important infrastructures through audits, security testing, and capacity-building training activities.
The meeting served as a platform for dialogue to address shared challenges and further strengthen cooperation towards a safer and more resilient digital environment.
NCSA extends its appreciation to DCAF for its continued support and partnership in strengthening national cybersecurity capacities.
