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Defense Ministry opens cybersecurity center
Baku/05.07.22/ Turan: The Cybersecurity Operations Center of the Ministry of Defense of Azerbaijan was opened on Tuesday.
The center is equipped with the latest technological equipment and will ensure cyber security through continuous monitoring and control of the information space of the Azerbaijani army.
The center was created with consideration of the best practices of developed countries and will be responsible for the timely detection of threats to electronic security. This is stated in the press service of the Ministry of Defense. --02D--
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