The Cybersecurity Talent Club continued with its next session, this time in an Ideathon format, marking another important step in the practical development of participants and their preparation for the program’s final phase. Following a series of sessions focused on building knowledge and practical skills, this meeting was dedicated to the presentation of ideas by […]
The National Cyber Security Authority (AKSK) draws citizens’ attention to the increasing number of fraudulent SMS messages, known as smishing, which appear to be official communications from public institutions, banks, or service providers. These messages aim to manipulate users by creating a sense of urgency, panic, or false trust, directing them to fake websites designed […]
Albania has achieved another significant milestone in the field of cybersecurity, ranking 9th in the world according to the National Cyber Security Index (NCSI), with a score of 92.5 points. This position represents a notable improvement compared to previous years, reflecting steady progress from 54th place in 2023 and 15th place in 2025, placing Albania […]
The National Cyber Security Authority highly values the decision of the United States Department of Justice to seize domains used by Iranian state-sponsored actors to conduct cyberattacks and distribute sensitive data related to critical and important information infrastructures. This action represents an important step in countering these activities and confirms the shared commitment to addressing […]
The National Cyber Security Authority, in cooperation with 42 Tirana, delivered a technical Capture The Flag (CTF) training focused on enhancing the practical, technical, and analytical skills of young individuals in the field of cybersecurity. The training was designed as a progressive structure, where each solved “flag” unlocked new levels, challenging participants to deepen their […]
The fourth edition of Balkan Cybersecurity Days 2026 kicked off today in Shkodër, bringing together cybersecurity professionals from public and private institutions across the Western Balkans and beyond to exchange views on current threats, policy developments, and regional cooperation in the field of cybersecurity. The conference is organized by DCAF, FIRST, and the National Cyber […]
In light of the recent geopolitical developments in the Middle East and the increased risk of cyber activities targeting Albania, as well as following the report earlier today of a cyber incident related to the email system of the Parliament of Albania, the National Cyber Security Authority held a series of meetings with representatives of […]
The National Cyber Security Authority held the fourth meeting of the Cybersecurity Talent Club, which this time focused on ethics in hacking and the boundary between technical curiosity and professional responsibility in the field of cybersecurity. The session also included a practical hands-on exercise, where participants explored methods for identifying and analyzing vulnerabilities in systems. […]
Information Technology students from the European University of Tirana (UET) conducted a study visit to the premises of the National Cyber Security Authority, where they had the opportunity to closely learn about the institution’s role and functions in protecting the country’s digital space. During the visit, the staff of the Authority presented the main structures […]
“How do hackers think?” was the topic of the latest Cybersecurity Talent Club meeting, focusing on the behavior and methods used by cyber attackers. During the session, participants explored how malicious actors identify targets, assess vulnerabilities, and develop their attack strategies, approaching cyber threats as a well-organized model of action. From the business sector, the […]
