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Cabinet Committee Reviews Draft Cyber Security (Amendment) Act 2026

A cabinet committee reviewed the draft Cyber Security (Amendment) Act, 2026 to ensure it addresses current cyber threats and protects citizens' digital rights.

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A cabinet committee meeting, chaired by Minister Faqir Mahbub Anam, reviewed the draft Cyber Security (Amendment) Act, 2026 today at the Secretariat. The committee discussed amendments to strengthen cyber security, protect citizens' rights, and ensure a secure digital environment. Key ministers and state officials attended the meeting, which also outlined plans for further discussions to finalize the draft law.

The meeting focused on updating the draft to reflect rapid changes in information technology and to enhance its effectiveness. Recommendations were made to make the law more practical and up-to-date. The committee decided to hold another meeting to finalize the draft after incorporating these recommendations.

The draft Cyber Security (Amendment) Act aims to address the evolving landscape of cyber threats and ensure robust protection for citizens engaging in digital services. The committee's efforts underscore the government's commitment to maintaining a secure cyber environment in Bangladesh.

Source: BSS

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