Cybersecurity comes first: memorandum between the State Corporation “Government for Citizens” and TSARKA

       The State Corporation “Government for Citizens” and TSARKA, a leading company in the field of cybersecurity, announced the signing of a memorandum of cooperation. This agreement is aimed at increasing the level of information security and protecting the information of the State Corporation.

       As part of the cooperation, TSARKA will actively attract bug hunters from the Tumar. One platform to conduct research and testing, the purpose of which is to identify and eliminate vulnerabilities in critical information systems.       The bug bounty platform is an innovative model where independent cybersecurity researchers can test software and report vulnerabilities found.

“The signing of the memorandum confirms the commitment of both organizations to high standards of cybersecurity and the importance of partnerships between public and private entities. This step will ensure continuous security monitoring and will strengthen citizens’ trust in government information systems,” said Olzhas Satiev, President of TSARKA Group.

“In the digital age, data security is becoming one of the key aspects of our activities. Partners will test the software and report identified vulnerabilities, and we, in turn, will take a set of measures to prevent hacking, unauthorized access and other thre.This will allow the State Corporation to significantly strengthen data protection and guarantee its confidentiality,” added Arman Kenzhegaliev, Chairman of the Board of the NJSC “State Corporation “Government for Citizens”.Cooperation between the State Corporation and TSARKA will be an important step towards creating a safer digital environment for all citizens and organizations.