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Vietnam has launched the National Cybersecurity Incident Response and Mitigation Alliance to address pressing cybersecurity challenges and enhance digital safety.
Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Manh Hung believes there is a novel approach to improving public servant quality - providing each with a virtual assistant.
As Lunar New Year nears, the Department of Information Security has warned the public of increased online fraud, urging caution against hackers targeting bank accounts.
The Ministry of Information and Communications has announced the release of four commemorative stamp sets in 2025, celebrating 50 years of reunification and other historic milestones.
The Information Security Authority has identified 23 high-risk vulnerabilities in Microsoft products, warning of potential cybersecurity threats to organizations across Vietnam.
Vietnam has bolstered its role in ASEAN’s digital landscape as Minister Nguyen Manh Hung attended ADGMIN-5, emphasizing safety, innovation, and inclusivity for shaping the region’s digital future.
Viettel Chairman Tao Duc Thang has called for special mechanisms to empower Vietnamese enterprises to invest in high-risk R&D projects, arguing that such initiatives could spark breakthroughs in strategic industries.
Telecom carriers, when commercializing 5G, need to join forces with solution and software firms to find niche markets and provide apps suited to Vietnam’s conditions, according to the Authority of Telecommunications (AOS).
Vietnamese digital technology enterprises are called to pioneer advanced technologies and drive the nation’s digital transformation, as emphasized at the 6th National Forum on Vietnam's Digital Technology Enterprises.
Vietnam celebrated 71 exceptional digital solutions at the Make in Vietnam Digital Products Awards, spotlighting the nation’s achievements in technology and innovation.
The 6th National Forum on Vietnam’s Digital Technology Enterprises opened in Hanoi, showcasing the country’s ambitions to master digital technology and lead the global transformation.
Inspired by the Make in Vietnam appeal, Vietnamese digital technology firms are gradually transitioning from assembly and outsourcing to creativity, self-design, and mastery of core technologies.
The global "Make in" movement, including Vietnam's own initiative, highlights the growing importance of local manufacturing in achieving sustainable development and economic resilience.
The newly promulgated Decree 163 has laid down a legal framework for policies stipulated in the Law on Telecommunications, contributing to Vietnam’s digital infrastructure development for a digital economy and society.
The Make in Vietnam initiative is transforming the nation’s ICT industry, shifting its focus from assembly and outsourcing to innovation and core technology development, cementing its role in Vietnam’s digital economy.
Authorities are cautioning the public against job scams and fake news about e-commerce taxes, both of which are causing confusion and losses as Lunar New Year (Tet) 2025 draws near.