TSARKA became a co-founder of the Technological Consortium for Cybersecurity in Kazakhstan's Energy Sector
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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The Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan and TSARKA Group have established a non-profit Technological Consortium for Cybersecurity. TSARKA, with 10 years of experience and its own Security Operations Center (SOC), will provide protection for the critical infrastructure of the energy sector. The consortium conducts audits, develops standards, and creates a cyber risk response system to ensure the country's technological independence.
At the initiative of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan and with the active participation of leading cybersecurity companies, including TSARKA as one of the key components of cybersecurity in the region, a non-profit Technological Cybersecurity Consortium was established.
TSARKA Group has been operating in the field of cybersecurity for 10 years and has extensive experience in protecting government and corporate systems.
The company has its own modern SOC (Security Operations Centre), which allows for effective detection and mitigation of cyber threats.
This experience will be applied by TSARKA Group in the work of the Consortium to protect critical infrastructure.
What the Consortium does
— conducts comprehensive cybersecurity audits of energy sector facilities
— develops unified standards and regulatory requirements
— creates a resilient and adaptive system for responding to cyber risks.
The energy sector remains in a zone of heightened cyber risk, so its protection is an important element in ensuring technological independence and stability of the country.
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