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Federal Minister of the Interior Ramo Isak met today with the co-founder of the DCE Academy and related organizations dedicated to the improvement of cyber security and harmonization with European standards, Ralph Musgrove.
In the statement of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, it is stated that Musgrove emphasized that BiH has significant potential for the development of a modern and resilient cyber security system, fully aligned with the regulations and best practices of the European Union. In this context, DCE Academy and partner organizations are ready to provide professional, technical and educational support to institutions and relevant actors in the country.
- A special focus of cooperation is aimed at developing a national cyber strategy in accordance with EU directives and regulations, including NIS2 and other relevant regulatory frameworks, protecting critical infrastructure in order to strengthen the resistance of key sectors to cyber threats, improving identity, access and vulnerability management through the implementation of modern security models and procedures, training and certification of personnel according to internationally recognized standards in order to strengthen domestic experts and institutions, and the development of initiatives in the field of artificial intelligence aimed at improving domestic capacities, threat detection and experts automation of security processes - it is stated in the statement of the Ministry.
They add that Musgrove pointed out that investment in knowledge, strategy and international cooperation is a key step towards strengthening trust, digital resilience and overall security of BiH, and confirmed readiness to continue cooperation with relevant institutions and partners in the coming period.
Minister Isak pointed out that the Federal Ministry of the Interior appreciates the expertise and commitment of DCE Academy and their partners in supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina. He pointed out that cooperation in the field of cyber security, protection of critical infrastructure and personnel development according to international standards is key for digital resilience and integration with European security frameworks, the ministry announced.
