This year, the Cybersecurity Center October 6-7 In Tashkent “CSS-2026 Central Eurasian Cybersecurity Summit” and “Cyberkent 4.0” competition was organized.

At the summit, specialists from the State Assets Agency and its system organizations shared their practical experience in ensuring cybersecurity with representatives of sectoral CERT/CSIRT services and critical information infrastructure facilities.

At the end of the summit, state authorities were awarded in 10 nominations for their contribution to ensuring cybersecurity.

State Assets Agency — "A state administrative body that is active in conducting comprehensive examination of systems" was recognized in the nomination.

In turn, the State Assets Agency has developed and implemented an "Information Security Policy." All information systems developed and implemented have undergone a comprehensive examination by the Cybersecurity Center in accordance with the requirements of the Law on Cybersecurity.

Licensed software is also used to store and protect devices from cyberattacks.

Every year, in collaboration with the Cybersecurity Center, the State Assets Agency employees are constantly improving their literacy on the topics of strict adherence to information security and cyber hygiene rules, and prevention of cybersecurity threats associated with the use of artificial intelligence.