Pakistan blocked over 400 cyberattacks in 2026, official says
All outlets reported that Pakistan blocked over 400 cyberattacks in 2026, as stated by the DG of National CERT. Samaa and Daily Times highlighted the call for AI legislation and the establishment of a National Cyber Security Authority, while Pakistan Observer focused primarily on the number of blocked attacks and the official’s statement without mentioning the policy recommendations.
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Pakistan blocks over 400 cyberattacks, urges AI regulation
Pakistan successfully thwarted more than 400 cyberattacks during 2026 through timely detection and response, according to National Cyber Emergency Response Team (National CERT) Director General Dr. Haider Abbas. He said the growing number of cyber threats, including state-sponsored attacks, shows that cybersecurity has become a key part of national security. He also called for stronger […]
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Pakistan thwarted over 400 cyberattacks in 2026, calls for AI law
DG National CERT says Pakistan blocked 400 cyberattacks in 2026 and calls for AI legislation and a National Cyber Security Authority.
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Pakistan blocks more than 400 cyber attacks in 2026
ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has successfully blocked more than 400 cyber attacks during the ongoing year of 2026 Director General of…
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