Amid Vietnam’s rapid digital
transformation, cyber-risks are increasing in both scale and sophistication.
Over the past nearly 20 years, Kaspersky has collaborated with government
agencies, enterprises, and research institutions in Vietnam, contributing to
enhanced capabilities in addressing cyberthreats. In 2025, Kaspersky further
expanded its presence by opening its official office in Ho Chi Minh City, a
press release said.
The signing ceremony took place on September 8, 2026, with
the participation of senior representatives from both sides. Denis Davydov,
Senior Vice President for Government Relations at Kaspersky, and Lieutenant
Colonel Trieu Manh Tung, Deputy Director of the Cyber Security and High-Tech
Crime Prevention Department, signed the agreement on behalf of their respective
organizations.
Under the framework of cooperation, both parties agreed to
promote the exchange of knowledge, expertise, and technological solutions to
enhance capabilities in preventing, detecting, and responding to cybercrime and
high-tech crime, thereby contributing to a safe and secure cyberspace.
Denis Davydov stated: “In an increasingly complex
cyberthreat landscape, multi-stakeholder cooperation is essential to
strengthening resilience. The partnership between Kaspersky and the Cyber
Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention Department demonstrates our shared
commitment to capacity building, knowledge exchange, and enhancing Vietnam’s
cybersecurity posture in the face of emerging challenges.”
Speaking at the ceremony, Lieutenant Colonel Trieu Manh
Tung noted: “Vietnam is accelerating its digital transformation alongside the
imperative to ensure cybersecurity and information safety. Cooperation with
Kaspersky will provide valuable international expertise and experience, helping
us strengthen our capacity to proactively respond to increasingly sophisticated
cyberthreats, while also promoting cybersecurity awareness and culture across
society.”
The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding marks an
important milestone in enhancing national cybersecurity capabilities and
reaffirms the commitment of both parties to jointly building a safe, secure,
and sustainable cyberspace.
