Fortifying our cybersecurity

In an increasingly digitised world, the rapid evolution of generative AI technology poses unprecedented challenges to cybersecurity. The rise of cyber-attacks using AI-generated phishing emails, deep fake campaigns, and malware demands immediate attention. Bhutan, a nation vulnerable to these looming threats, must act swiftly to protect its citizens and organisations from potential cybercrimes. With no defined strategy or sufficient cybersecurity experts, it is imperative for Bhutan to develop a robust cybersecurity framework to safeguard against imminent challenges.

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