On December 23, in Hanoi, the National Power Transmission Corporation (EVNNPT) collaborated with The Vietnamese Security Company Network (VSEC) to conduct a cybersecurity incident response drill for the website system.
Attending were Mr. Dao Hoang Duong, Deputy Head of the Telecommunications and IT Department of the Vietnam Electricity Group, Mr. Luu Viet Tien, Deputy General Director of EVNNPT, Mr. Tran Thanh Long, CEO of Vietnamese Security Network JSC (VSEC), along with IT and cybersecurity officials from EVNNPT and its affiliates.
Mr. Luu Viet Tien, Deputy General Director of EVNNPT, spoke at the drill
Spoke at the drill, Deputy General Director of EVNNPT, Mr. Luu Viet Tien expressed that in recent years, EVNNPT’s digital transformation has been very vigorous. This presents significant challenges in ensuring digital environment security. This drill aims to enhance awareness and improve coordination capabilities, and incident response skills for the IT and cybersecurity personnel of the National Power Transmission Corporation and its subsidiaries.
Mr. Vu The Hai, Head of VSEC’s Security Operations Center, led participants in the incident response drill
The primary focus of the drill centered on training and education about cybersecurity. It simulated a scenario where an attacker exploits vulnerabilities, collects data, and then introduces a type of ransomware into the network systems of various units.
Mr. Dao Hoang Duong, EVN’s Deputy Head of Telecommunications and IT, highly appreciated EVNNPT and the participating teams for their thorough preparation and solid understanding of cybersecurity. Through this drill, EVN in general and EVNNPT in particular can assess their information security protection capabilities, as well as their readiness to prevent, handle, and respond to cyberattacks.
EVN’s Telecommunication and IT Department hopes that after this drill, the cybersecurity teams of the various units will disseminate and provide additional training for operators and end-users. This is to ensure better execution of these tasks in each unit.