On October 6–7 of this year, the Cybersecurity Center organized the “CSS-2026 Central Eurasian Cybersecurity Summit” and the “Cyberkent 4.0” competition in Tashkent.

Specialists from the State Assets Agency and its system organizations participated in the summit. They shared practical experience in ensuring cybersecurity with representatives of sectoral CERT/CSIRT services and critical information infrastructure facilities.

At the summit's conclusion, representatives of government authorities received 10 nominations for their contributions to ensuring cybersecurity.

The State Assets Agency was recognized in the nomination “Government Authority Actively Involved in the Comprehensive Assessment of Information Systems.”

The State Assets Agency has developed and implemented an Information Security Policy. All information systems developed and implemented by the Agency undergo a comprehensive assessment by the Cybersecurity Center for compliance with the requirements of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Cybersecurity.”

In addition, licensed software is used to protect devices against cyberattacks.

Every year, in cooperation with the Cybersecurity Center, the State Assets Agency organizes activities aimed at continuously improving employees’ knowledge of information security and strict compliance with cyber hygiene rules, as well as preventing cybersecurity threats associated with the use of artificial intelligence.