Authors :
Mohammad Sayduzzaman; Sadia Sazzad; Muaz Rahman; Tawhidur Rahman; Mohammad Kawsar Uddin
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 1 - January
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10608862
Abstract :
As Bangladesh rapidly adopts digital
technologies, the country faces escalating cybersecurity
threats that can undermine economic development and
national security. This paper provides an up-to-date
analysis of Bangladesh’s cybersecurity landscape,
including emerging risks from sophisticated attacks, data
breaches, and misinformation campaigns. It examines the
regulatory frameworks governing cyberspace and key
technologies like artificial intelligence, considering
national policies as well as regional and global
perspectives. The paper highlights innovative responses
to cyber challenges, such as public-private partnerships
(PPP), cyber security training programs, and the use of
AI for threat detection. However, substantial gaps re-
main in Bangladesh’s cyber defenses. The paper argues
for a comprehensive, multi-stakeholder approach to
cybersecurity capacity building. Specific
recommendations include increasing investments in
cyberinfrastructure, expanding cybersecurity education
and training, developing effective legal frameworks, and
fostering national and international cooperation.
Adopting these coordinated strategies can help
Bangladesh harness the benefits of digital transformation
while safeguarding against intensifying cyber threats. We
use OSINT and WebINT to justify our technical analysis.
Keywords :
Cybersecurity, Bangladesh, Regulation, Artificial Intelligence, State-of-the-Art Responses, Case Studies, CIIO.
As Bangladesh rapidly adopts digital
technologies, the country faces escalating cybersecurity
threats that can undermine economic development and
national security. This paper provides an up-to-date
analysis of Bangladesh’s cybersecurity landscape,
including emerging risks from sophisticated attacks, data
breaches, and misinformation campaigns. It examines the
regulatory frameworks governing cyberspace and key
technologies like artificial intelligence, considering
national policies as well as regional and global
perspectives. The paper highlights innovative responses
to cyber challenges, such as public-private partnerships
(PPP), cyber security training programs, and the use of
AI for threat detection. However, substantial gaps re-
main in Bangladesh’s cyber defenses. The paper argues
for a comprehensive, multi-stakeholder approach to
cybersecurity capacity building. Specific
recommendations include increasing investments in
cyberinfrastructure, expanding cybersecurity education
and training, developing effective legal frameworks, and
fostering national and international cooperation.
Adopting these coordinated strategies can help
Bangladesh harness the benefits of digital transformation
while safeguarding against intensifying cyber threats. We
use OSINT and WebINT to justify our technical analysis.
Keywords :
Cybersecurity, Bangladesh, Regulation, Artificial Intelligence, State-of-the-Art Responses, Case Studies, CIIO.
