Cyber Security Brunei

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Cyber Security Brunei hosted a bilateral meeting with the National Cybersecurity Office of Japan this morning at the Cyber Security Brunei Headquarters in Pavo Point.

The meeting provided an opportunity to exchange views on the cyber threat landscape, cybersecurity strategies, and areas of mutual interest, further strengthening cooperation between Negara Brunei Darussalam and Japan in cybersecurity.

As quantum computing advances, current encryption methods such as RSA, ECC, and Diffie-Hellman may become vulnerable in the future. With growing concern over “harvest now, decrypt later” threats, sensitive data encrypted today could potentially be collected and decrypted once quantum capabilities become available.

In response, Cyber Security Brunei has developed the Brunei Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Framework, a national roadmap to support the transition of Government, Critical Information Infrastructure, and the wider economy towards quantum-resistant cryptography.

As part of , this full-day consultation will bring together representatives from CII, ministries, and academia to review the draft framework with Cyber Security Brunei.

As quantum computing advances, current encryption methods such as RSA, ECC, and Diffie-Hellman may become vulnerable in the future. With growing concern over “harvest now, decrypt later” threats, sensitive data encrypted today could potentially be collected and decrypted once quantum capabilities become available.

In response, Cyber Security Brunei has developed the Brunei Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Framework, a national roadmap to support the transition of Government, Critical Information Infrastructure, and the wider economy towards quantum-resistant cryptography.
As part of , this full-day consultation will bring together representatives from CII, ministries, and academia to review the draft framework with Cyber Security Brunei.
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As quantum computing advances, current encryption methods such as RSA, ECC, and Diffie-Hellman may become vulnerable in the future. With growing concern over “harvest now, decrypt later” threats, sensitive data encrypted today could potentially be collected and decrypted once quantum capabilities become available.

In response, Cyber Security Brunei has developed the Brunei Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Framework, a national roadmap to support the transition of Government, Critical Information Infrastructure, and the wider economy towards quantum-resistant cryptography.

As part of , this full-day consultation will bring together representatives from CII, ministries, and academia to review the draft framework with Cyber Security Brunei.

www.csb.gov.bn/stack2026

Cybersecurity readiness requires more than awareness. It requires the ability to assess risks, respond under pressure and identify gaps before they become bigger issues.

As part of , this closed-door workshop by Deloitte will support practical learning in cybersecurity risk assessment, crisis management and cybersecurity audit.

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Protecting critical infrastructure requires stronger visibility, secure connectivity and coordinated cyber response.

As part of , this closed-door session by Fortinet will highlight key cybersecurity considerations for the energy sector and other essential services.

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Cyber Security Brunei ingin mengucapkan Selamat Menyambut Ulang Tahun ke-65 kepada Angkatan Bersenjata Diraja Brunei (ABDB).

Semoga seluruh anggota ABDB sentiasa berada di bawah lindungan dan rahmat Allah Subhanahu Wata‘ala dalam menjalankan amanah menjaga keselamatan negara.

As part of , the UTB Innovation Sprint Challenge will highlight student innovation projects developed by selected teams from technical institutes and higher education institutions in Brunei Darussalam.

The public is welcome to visit the showcase and engage with the student innovators behind the projects.

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As part of , the Cybersecurity Table Top Exercise for Maritime Sector will bring together key stakeholders to strengthen coordination, decision-making and incident readiness for Brunei’s maritime sector.

Organized by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and KPMG, the exercise will simulate a significant cyber incident to improve information sharing, response coordination and recovery preparedness.

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