The number of cyberattacks in Vietnam may be declining, but the severity of damages is rising sharply, showing that hackers have shifted to target high-value data.

Vietnamese Facebook users report sudden account bans with unclear reasons, raising concerns over moderation systems.

A new report reveals how artificial intelligence is reshaping cyber threats, pushing Vietnamese businesses into an increasingly complex and high-risk digital landscape.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has signed a decision approving a project to enhance the operational capacity of Vietnam’s national cyber security protection forces.

Vietnam is considering a special compensation framework for its dedicated cybersecurity force, including significantly enhanced salaries and benefits, under a draft decree currently under appraisal.

A new report from Kaspersky reveals that 57% of Vietnamese businesses are facing a shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals, a gap that is increasingly undermining their ability to manage supply chain risks.

A sophisticated malware tool capable of extracting sensitive data has surfaced online, prompting swift warnings.

A student programmer allegedly developed malware used in a transnational cybercrime operation generating billions of VND.

A newly discovered cyberattack tool can infiltrate iPhones with a single click, leaving users unaware as sensitive data is stolen.

Though Vietnam’s rate is comparatively lower than some regional peers, nearly one in four users was still affected, underscoring the continued need for strong web security practices.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on March 16 signed a decision issuing a plan for enforcing the Law on Cybersecurity, setting out detailed tasks, deadlines and responsibilities for relevant units to drive its effective rollout.

A new cybersecurity report reveals that eight out of ten Vietnamese enterprises assessed for security show weaknesses in identity and access management.

Personal data is the property of each individual, yet in the digital era, users are almost powerless to control their own information after every click on the “accept” button.

A severe shortage of high-level cybersecurity professionals and the increasing demand for 24/7 monitoring are prompting nearly all Vietnamese companies to outsource their security operations centers, according to a new report by Kaspersky.

Vietnam has laid out a sweeping vision to fortify its digital frontier, with a bold goal: by 2030, the country plans to develop a cadre of 10,000 highly skilled cybersecurity experts capable of serving both domestic and international demands.

Police in the northern province of Tuyen Quang on February 2 announced the prosecution of a group of suspects involved in the illegal trading and exchange of more than 8.4 billion email accounts.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Dinh Do Thi, Deputy Head of Planning and Advisory Department (A05 – Ministry of Public Security), has called the Personal Data Protection Law of 2025 a major turning point in how Vietnam governs data and digital privacy.

A surge in impersonation scams has prompted Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security to target illegal trading of personal data.

Cybercrime is forecast to make extensive use of deepfake technology in 2026, creating highly realistic images, videos and voices.