Fiji’s Cabinet has officially approved the National Cybersecurity and Resilience Strategy that will guide the nation from 2026 to 2031. This initiative is coupled with a detailed Action Plan aimed at cultivating communities and businesses that are both cyber-aware and secure in the digital realm.
The Strategy focuses on bolstering Fiji’s ability to tackle cyber incidents and combat cybercrime, while ensuring the protection of governmental systems, critical infrastructure, and essential data and assets. A key element of this initiative is the commitment to developing a skilled and diverse cybersecurity workforce. This workforce is intended to enhance cybersecurity leadership and foster international collaboration, laying a strong foundation for a safer digital environment.
Furthermore, the Action Plan lays out a methodical and results-driven approach to carry out the Strategy effectively. It emphasizes continuous collaboration with stakeholders along with regular assessments to gauge progress.
This ambitious effort signifies Fiji’s commitment to creating a secure digital landscape and strengthening the national cyber infrastructure, which is vital for the nation’s advancement and safety as the world becomes more digitized. By prioritizing cybersecurity measures, Fiji is not only focusing on its internal resilience but is also aligning itself with global initiatives aimed at fostering safer online spaces for everyone.