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Saifur Rahman · 3:37 PM

In the era of rapid digital transformation, cybersecurity has become one of Bangladesh’s biggest challenges and priorities. As Artificial Intelligence, data-driven systems, and digital services continue to expand, the risks of cybercrime and data breaches are also increasing. In this context, Deputy Attorney General Tasnuva Shelly has called for stronger collaboration among technologists, law enforcement agencies, the judiciary, and policymakers to ensure a safer digital future for Bangladesh.

Bangladesh must become more cautious, skilled, and prepared in response to the rapidly changing global landscape surrounding Artificial Intelligence (AI), data protection, and cybersecurity, said Bangladesh’s Deputy Attorney General Tasnuva Shelly. She warned that while technological advancement is opening new opportunities, weak security systems and lack of awareness could expose the country to serious risks. Speaking at a recent cybersecurity-focused event, she emphasized the importance of collective efforts to strengthen the nation’s digital security framework. The event was attended by technology experts, law enforcement officials, policymakers, academics, cybersecurity researchers, and professionals from various sectors. Tasnuva Shelly stated that data, AI, and cybersecurity have now become part of a global movement. According to her, Bangladesh has the opportunity to utilize these technological advancements for economic growth and digital transformation. However, without proper planning and security measures, the same technologies could become major threats. She noted that Bangladesh is currently facing increasing risks related to cybercrime, data theft, hacking, digital fraud, and information leaks. Although the country has skilled IT professionals and…

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