Group-IB, a leading creator of cybersecurity technologies to investigate, prevent, and fight digital crime, announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the State unitary enterprise “Cybersecurity center” of the Republic of Uzbekistan, to formalize a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening national cybersecurity, and to protect its businesses and citizens from existing and emerging cyberthreats.
The signing and exchange of the Memorandum of Understanding between (left) Olimjon Mirzaev, Director of the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan, and Dmitry Volkov, Chief Executive Officer of Group-IB (right), during the “Cyber Security Summit 2024 – Central Eurasia” in Tashkent.
The comprehensive framework includes a variety of key initiatives, such as the effective exchange of cyber threat intelligence and incident reports, technical assistance for vulnerability assessments and digital forensics, and training to enhance cybersecurity awareness and incident response capabilities. It also establishes emergency protocols to ensure quick responses to cyber incidents.
In addition, the partnership between Group-IB and the Cybersecurity Center will promote greater awareness of cybersecurity best practices among both businesses and the general public. It will also provide access to Group-IB’s Digital Crime Resistance Center (DCRC) in Tashkent for prompt analysis and mitigation of local threats, enhance intelligence sharing, and facilitate joint operations against cybercrime in Uzbekistan.
“We are excited about our partnership with the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan, which is a pivotal step in our shared mission to fortify the nation’s cybersecurity landscape. Through our Digital Crime Resistance Center in Tashkent, our alliance will strive to protect the nation against emerging cyberthreats through robust intelligence sharing, technical support, and comprehensive training initiatives. We are grateful to Director Olimjon Mirzaev of the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan for this opportunity, and we look forward to forging closer cooperation to ensure a safer digital environment for the businesses and people of Uzbekistan.”
CEO of Group-IB
“We are pleased to partner with Group-IB to enhance the cybersecurity framework of Uzbekistan. This strategic collaboration marks a significant step toward protecting from the growing threat of cybercrime. Through shared expertise and resources, we aim to build a safer digital landscape, promote awareness, and foster a culture of resilience against cyber threats.”
Director of the Cybersecurity Center of Uzbekistan
