At the 4th Central Asia Cyber Security Summit, participants discussed the existing cybersecurity challenges in the region, the risks associated with technological development, and ways to overcome them. During the plenary session, which was dedicated to cybersecurity challenges in the context of the region's rapid transformation, Nino Gozalishvili, Deputy Chairperson of the Digital Governance Agency, spoke about Georgia's experience and the importance of interagency cooperation. She focused on the role of the memorandum signed between agencies and emphasized the necessity of further deepening cooperation. Panel discussions and workshops held within the framework of the summit addressed the role of artificial intelligence in ensuring cybersecurity, the protection of critical infrastructure and assets, threats facing the banking and financial sectors, the importance of IT/OT security, and the need to develop qualified personnel in the field of cybersecurity. The event, held in Tashkent, the capital of the Republic of Uzbekistan, was attended by representatives of the public sector, international and local organizations, cybersecurity experts, and members of academic circles. For the Digital Governance Agency, participation in international summits is important for sharing Georgia's experience in the field of cybersecurity, deepening cooperation with international partners, and developing effective approaches to modern challenges.

The Digital Governance Agency held an information session on cybersecurity for students of the Georgian Technical University. Within the framework of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, the Digital Governance Agency continues to hold information sessions focused on raising awareness about cybersecurity among young people. Representatives of the Agency's Cybersecurity Department met with students of the Georgian Technical University and provided them with information on the basic principles of cybersecurity, rules of safe behavior in the online space, the most common cyberattacks, and effective means of defense against them. The purpose of the meeting was to inform young people about the threats existing in the modern digital environment and to promote a culture of safe digital behavior. October is Cybersecurity Month, and public and private organizations around the world are uniting to raise awareness about cybersecurity and create a safer digital environment. The Digital Governance Agency joins the initiative and conducts educational events and information sessions on cybersecurity with various target groups in order to contribute to increasing public awareness of cybersecurity issues.

Deputy Minister of Justice Tamar Zodelava and Chairman of the Digital Governance Agency Sandro Tsirekidze met with 26 interns selected at the agency within the framework of the state paid internship program implemented at the initiative of the Prime Minister. Tamar Zodelava focused on the importance of internships at the initial stage of professional development. She stated that the Ministry of Justice and the agencies within its system have the responsibility of providing important state services to citizens, and the Digital Governance Agency plays a special role in the digitalization of services and in the field of information and cybersecurity. According to the Deputy Minister, the internship gives young people the opportunity to learn about the specifics of public service and to gain qualifications and practical experience. She noted that working in a public agency is a significant responsibility, as it means serving the country and society. The Chairman of the Agency wished the interns success and noted that the agency has important goals and high standards, especially considering that it works with sensitive data. Sandro Tsirekidze encouraged the young people to actively engage in the agency's activities, gain knowledge and experience, and become full-fledged members of the team. The meeting was held in an interactive format. The interns presented their visions, expectations, and interests and discussed issues of interest to them. The event was also attended by Deputy Chairman Guga Sopromadze and the heads of the agency's departments and services. A total of 189 interns were selected within the Ministry of Justice system.