Baku:The borderless nature of cyber threats requires enhanced international cooperation, as emphasized by Allahveran Ismayilov, Deputy Chief of the State Service for Special Communication and Information Security, during the 8th Summit of Information Security Leaders.
According to Azeri-Press news agency, Ismayilov highlighted that addressing the security challenges posed by artificial intelligence cannot be confined to national measures alone. The digital environment’s threats transcend borders, necessitating international collaboration, experience sharing, and the application of modern approaches to tackle common risks effectively.
Ismayilov underscored the significance of the summit as a platform for discussing the integration of AI-related risks into information security and risk management frameworks. He expressed appreciation for the collaboration with the European Union, Estonia’s e-Governance Academy, and Insight Advisory, which he described as a testament to their joint efforts in advancing information security and cybersecurity.