The National Cybersecurity Coordination Committee (NCCC) is dedicated to safeguarding national critical information infrastructure from cyber threats through proactive security measures. Our primary objective is to ensure the protection and resilience of essential systems, networks, and services that support the nation’s security, economy, and public well-being. Critical infrastructure refers to key assets, public utilities, and communication systems deemed essential for government operations and the safety of citizens. Recognizing the growing threat of cyberattacks, NCCC is committed to implementing robust strategies that prevent, detect, and mitigate cyber risks.

Our Commitment

• Threat Assessment:
  Identify and evaluate emerging cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors that could impact national security.
• Incident Response Coordination
  Develop and enhance strategies for a coordinated response to cyber incidents, including triage, escalation, and management of cybersecurity events.
• Collaboration & Information Sharing
  Foster partnerships between government agencies, law enforcement, private sector organizations, and international entities to strengthen collective cybersecurity efforts.
• Awareness & Education
  Promote cybersecurity best practices and educate stakeholders about emerging threats and risk mitigation techniques.
• Threat Intelligence & Reporting
  Provide timely and accurate reports to inform decision-makers and support proactive threat mitigation.
• Support for SOC & National CERT-DICT
  Work closely with the Security Operations Center (SOC) and National CERT-DICT to address and manage cybersecurity-related issues effectively.

In an era of increasing digital dependency, protecting critical information infrastructure from cyber threats is more important than ever. Cyberattacks can disrupt essential services, compromise sensitive information, and impact national security. The NCCC plays a vital role in ensuring that the country remains vigilant and resilient against evolving cyber threats.