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The four-day National Cyber Drill 2024 organized by the National Cyber Security Center was completed on Saturday. Suresh Basaula, a computer engineer of the Election Commission, scored the highest number of points in the last day's 'Catch the Fag' (CTA) exercise and was adjudged the best. He was awarded by the Center.
The four-day cyber drill training, which started on March 20, ended on March 23. Computer officers, engineers and directors of 30 different government agencies participated in the training. "Practical exercises were conducted on how cyber security incidents can happen, what should be done to prevent them from happening and how to react after the incident," said Rajkumar Maharjan, Director of Cyber Security Center. The
cyber drill training consisted of a table-top exercise (TTX) and an experimental exercise called 'Catch the Fag' (CTF) on the last day. Cryptogen Nepal, a cyber security company, facilitated the training. Director Maharjan said that this program is one of the major programs of Cyber Security Center.
"After the cyber drill participants return to their organizations, we believe that they will discuss the knowledge and practice gained during the training, share information and raise awareness about the risks of possible cyber attacks," he said. On the occasion of completion of
training, Director General of Cyber Security Center Anil Kumar Dutt distributed certificates to the participants. Participants responded that they learned a lot from the training.
