In an era where the internet penetrates every corner of life, cybersecurity expert Ngo Minh Hieu, director of Chong Lua Dao, warns: “The more we interact online, the higher the risk of being attacked.”

Following the signing of the UN Cybercrime Convention, CMC launches a full-stack security ecosystem to safeguard Vietnam’s data sovereignty.

Vietnam’s CMC Telecom swept eight major categories at the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards 2025, marking a global breakthrough in cybersecurity innovation.

Online scams, deception, and manipulation are becoming an “underlying storm” threatening cybersecurity and social well-being in Vietnam, causing severe damage not only financially but also to people’s mental health.

As digital transformation accelerates worldwide, cyberspace has become vital to the economy and society — but also a high-risk arena for data theft, fraud, ransomware, and infrastructure attacks.

The Hanoi Convention is highly symbolic as it positions Vietnam as a trusted bridge between developed and developing countries, promoting dialogue grounded in equality, respect for sovereignty, and mutual benefit.

Vietnam’s student team KMA.BlueLight claimed first prize at Cyber SEA Game 2025, securing a spot at the International Cybersecurity Challenge in Japan this November.

A global data breach via Salesforce has exposed customer information from Vietnam Airlines and other major firms.

According to several hacker forums, a group has released over 23 million records containing personal data of Vietnam Airlines customers.

The successful organisation of the convention signing ceremony will demonstrate Vietnam’s proactive and responsible role within the United Nations and the international community in building a safe, healthy, and law-based global cyberspace.

Fake news is spreading faster and smarter than ever, driven by AI. Experts warn: only strong action and accountability can curb its growth.

Cybercrime involving cryptocurrency scams and black-market trading is surging in Vietnam.

Banks advise customers to retain messages, phone numbers, and social media account information of scammers, and to take screenshots of threatening messages to report to the police.

CIO CSO Summit 2025 reveals deepfake, phishing, and AI malware are overwhelming cybersecurity defenses in Vietnam.

Authorities dismiss false claims of a widespread cybersecurity leak, urging caution and fact-checking among internet users.

Authorities are still working to determine the full extent of the compromised data, with the exact number of affected records continuing to be assessed and documented.

The SBV urged customers to adhere to legal guidelines and follow instructions from authorities and banks to protect their rights and interests, avoid fraud, and guard against malicious software attacks.

Some 11 million gaming account credentials were leaked worldwide in 2024, according to Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence.

As a newly established body under NCA, the Vietnam Cyber Security Service Club aims to catalyze the growth of Vietnam’s cybersecurity service market and foster healthy competition among service providers.

Before attacking the airport, a hacker had 'lurked' for three years in Vietnam Airlines' administrative computers, according to Nguyen Tu Quang, CEO of BKAV Technology.