Iran Vice President Warns of Cyber Threats

Under the title "Iranian Vice President Warns of Continued 'Conspiracies' by Enemies and Calls for Enhancing Readiness to Face Cyber Threats," Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref emphasized the necessity of elevating national preparedness to combat cyberattacks. He warned that enemies will not abandon their conspiracies despite recent defeats. He pointed out the importance of closely monitoring enemy plans and strengthening defensive measures against threats. He clarified that boosting cybersecurity is a fundamental part of Iran's strategy to achieve first place in the region in advanced technologies and to have a global impact, based on the Development Outlook Document. He added that cooperation with regional organizations such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS offers an opportunity to enhance cyber capabilities, with a particular focus on human resources and their development. The meeting also presented a plan to improve responsibility and accountability systems, address human resource issues, evaluate security infrastructure, and transition to a "Zero Trust" model in critical infrastructure. Additionally, the "Cybersecurity Complex" project was launched with the aim of developing technologies and strengthening technological capabilities, moving towards fifth-generation cybersecurity technology, along with plans for modifications and implementation.

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