Cyber Security Agency (Bangladesh)

The Cyber Security Agency (CSA) of Bangladesh is the government agency responsible for national cybersecurity strategy, policy, and incident response within the country. Established with the aim of safeguarding Bangladesh's digital infrastructure and protecting its citizens from cyber threats, the CSA plays a crucial role in coordinating cybersecurity efforts across various sectors.

The agency's primary functions include developing and implementing national cybersecurity policies and strategies, raising public awareness about cybersecurity risks and best practices, providing technical assistance and guidance to government and private organizations, and coordinating national responses to major cybersecurity incidents. The CSA also works to foster collaboration among different stakeholders, including government agencies, law enforcement, academia, and the private sector, to enhance the overall cybersecurity posture of Bangladesh.

Furthermore, the CSA is responsible for promoting cybersecurity research and development, developing national cybersecurity standards and guidelines, and collaborating with international organizations to share best practices and address global cybersecurity challenges. The agency is a key component of Bangladesh's efforts to build a secure and resilient digital ecosystem.