A large-scale campaign to prevent cyber threats is underway in Kazakhstan, 24KZ reports. The day before, a conference aimed at increasing digital security in the country started at the Alem.ai International Center for Artificial Intelligence. Representatives of government agencies, businesses, banks and IT experts discussed how to make cyber hygiene rules become the norm for more Kazakhstanis. They also talked about how to counter the growing number of attacks, which with the development of neural networks are becoming cheaper and larger-scale. The damage from the actions of scammers amounts to billions of tenge, but the real figure is much higher, the organizers emphasized. After all, not all victims go to the police. Dauren Salipov, CEO, conference organizer: - Attacks will definitely increase, because with the release of GPT, phishing emails have increased by 3000 percent. Artificial intelligence is moving by leaps and bounds, that is, faking a voice or making a call is no longer so difficult. This is a problem not only for Kazakhstan, but for the whole world. Many of the cases that we read arise when artificial intelligence is deceived; they also arise in large technology giants, that is, where complex processes are built, where there is confirmation
the birth of several levels. Everyone must understand that they own their personal data. Because people most often think: who needs me? In fact, now, thanks to the fact that attacks have become cheap, everyone is under attack now. Today, on the second day of the conference, Alem.ai opens its doors to everyone. From noon you will be able to try out interactive simulators. For families with children, quizzes will be held on the topic of cyberbullying and safety in online games. Let us remind you that this year the Digital Code and the Law “On Cybersecurity” came into force in the country. The legislation on the protection of personal data has also been improved. Doszhan Musaliev, Vice Minister of AI and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan: - The ultimate goal is to inform the population, all categories of citizens, about the importance of cybersecurity. Because statistics show that in more than 80% of cases of cyber fraud or cyber hacking that occur, it is always due to the human factor. That is, a person is deceived and then penetrates the system. Therefore, it is very important that people comply with the basic requirements.
