Совместная команда TSARKA & ГТС КНБ заняла третье место в международных киберучениях МСЭ ООН в г. Дубай.В киберучениях участвовало 109 стран. Казахстан на киберучениях представляла совместная команда ОЦИБ TSARKA и ГТС КНБ.Соревнование проходило в течении 3 дней

Совместная команда TSARKA & ГТС КНБ заняла третье место в международных киберучениях МСЭ ООН в г. Дубай.

В киберучениях участвовало 109 стран. Казахстан на киберучениях представляла совместная команда ОЦИБ TSARKA и ГТС КНБ.

Соревнование проходило в течении 3 дней, задачи для команд были из категорий Threat Hunting, Reverse Engineering, OSINT и другие.

От TSARKA участвовали сотрудники ОЦИБ (SOC), тем самым подтвердив, что наши эксперты SOC являются одними из лучших в мире.

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