The event Cyber Safe Pakistan 2026 was held at the National Incubation Centre Karachi. It brought together cybersecurity experts, industry leaders, and professionals. The focus was on emerging cyber threats and improving national security.
Experts discussed ways to strengthen digital resilience across Pakistan. They stressed that growing digital use has also increased cyber risks. Speakers said awareness and preparation are now more important than ever.
The event also featured the launch of a new cybersecurity solution called “Threat Fence.” Organisers described it as a step toward stronger and more proactive cyber defence systems. It is designed to support better protection against online threats.
Muhammad Munaf from Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) was the chief guest. He highlighted the importance of national awareness about cybersecurity. He said digital growth must be matched with strong digital resilience to reduce risks.
Keynote speakers included representatives from Habib Bank Limited and National Institutional Facilitation Technologies (NIFT). They shared insights on financial security and digital transformation. They also discussed the need for secure systems in the banking sector.
Two panel discussions were held during the event. The first focused on cybersecurity risks and innovation. The second panel discussed governance and long-term strategies for digital resilience.
Experts in the panels stressed the need for cooperation between public and private sectors. They said collaboration is key to building strong cyber defence systems. They also highlighted the role of innovation in improving security.
A book titled Risk Management in the Age of AI was also launched at the event. It focuses on modern challenges in digital systems and risk control strategies.
Speakers repeatedly emphasized the importance of awareness campaigns. They said strong digital resilience depends on education, training, and updated technology. Without these, systems remain vulnerable to attacks.
Organisers called for continuous efforts to build a secure digital ecosystem. They encouraged institutions to invest in cybersecurity tools and training programs.
Overall, the event highlighted Pakistan’s growing focus on cybersecurity. It also reinforced the need for stronger digital resilience to protect the country’s expanding digital infrastructure.
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