More than 12,000 Internet crimes have been recorded in Kazakhstan since the beginning of the year. The total damage from them amounted to seven billion tenge.
The Ministry of Digital Development, together with large IT companies, is discussing the possibility of creating a material compensation fund for victims of database leaks. The fund will be funded from funds received from data breach fines. Now the ministry is working on the creation of a compensation mechanism. It is necessary to determine how the volume will be calculated, under what conditions it will be possible to claim payments, and other details.
The Rostec State Corporation announced the formation of a specialized competence center that will help in the creation of digital products with increased resistance to cyber attacks. The structure was named the Technology Center for Secure Software Development (SW). The RT-Project Technologies holding of Rostec, the Diasoft group of companies and the Institute for System Programming of the Russian Academy of Sciences took part in its creation.
More than 12,000 Internet crimes have been recorded in Kazakhstan since the beginning of the year. The total damage from them amounted to seven billion tenge. The largest registration of Internet fraud is noted in Nur-Sultan - 2,295, Almaty - 1,486 and Karaganda region - 1,150. Against the background of such statistics, Kazakhstan offered the SCO countries to jointly fight against Internet fraud. According to the head of the Kazakh Ministry of Internal Affairs, in the modern world, when crime penetrates into digital spheres, cybercrime has become one of the most serious security threats.
18 countries have unveiled the first international agreement on how to protect artificial intelligence from irresponsible players. It aims to develop AI solutions that are "inherently safe".
On November 30, the professional IT community GlobalCIO hosted a large-scaled international conference "Global CIO Insights: Digital Transformation with AI". During the event, leading experts shared their practical experience in launching projects utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and highlighted approaches that helped elevate their companies to new heights.
Voting for projects participating in the "Project of the Year" contest is open. The voting began on December 1st and will continue until January 15th inclusive. The winners will be announced on February 7th, 2024.
Online sales is one of the areas where the quality of IT tools directly affects business profitability. Kamza Nugumanov, CIO of Jusan store, tells about the experience of deploying a rapidly growing Kazakh marketplace.