Topic: security

From March 1, the Ministry of Public Security is officially responsible for aviation security nationwide, instead of the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.

In the first 10 months of 2024, security control forces at airports nationwide detected 223 violations.

A recent surge in ransomware attacks has exposed vulnerabilities in Vietnam's digital infrastructure, prompting a high-level decree demanding swift action to protect both government systems and businesses serving the public.

Amid rampant leaks and illegal trading of personal information, the Ministry of Public Security proposes a robust legal framework to safeguard citizens' data privacy.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a dialogue with Vietnamese women on October 15, with the theme “Promoting gender equality and promoting the role of women in socio-economic development”. The dialogue was held online, from the headquarters of the government to the People’s Committees of cities and provinces. Leaders of ministries, branches, and central agencies answered proposals and recommendations from delegates on three topics: women and economic development; women and issues of social security and gender equality; and women and future generations.

The National Assembly (NA) Standing Committee held a meeting on September 19 to discuss the revised Law on Electronic Transactions, which is expected to be submitted to the NA at its October meeting. The NA Chairman emphasized that the revised Law must ensure information security, citizenship, and privacy, and not generate additional procedures and conditions.

Mr. Ngo Vi Dong, Vice President of the Vietnam Information Security Association (VNISA), has said that information security in Vietnam poses many potential risks. The country needs a new mindset in its strategy to ensure network safety and security at all levels, from the government to ministries, businesses, and individuals.