Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy. From tech startups to e-commerce platforms, SMEs drive innovation, create jobs, and contribute significantly to GDP growth. However, with increasing digital adoption comes a growing risk: cybersecurity threats. For many SMEs, investing in cybersecurity feels overwhelming—mainly due to cost concerns. Yet affordable solutions exist,
As Bangladesh rapidly digitizes its economy, cybersecurity has become a critical concern for businesses across industries. From financial institutions and IT service providers to healthcare and BPO companies, organizations are facing increasing risks of data breaches, ransomware, and regulatory non-compliance. To stay competitive in global markets, Bangladeshi companies must not only strengthen their cybersecurity posture
In recent years, Bangladesh has witnessed rapid digital transformation. From banking and financial services to IT outsourcing, e-commerce, and government projects, more organizations are shifting operations to the cloud and digital platforms. But with this growth comes increased cyber risk. According to multiple reports, Bangladesh has become one of the most targeted countries in South
In 2021, the Government of Bangladesh introduced the Bangladesh Cloud Computing Policy, a landmark step toward regulating and standardizing how data is stored, managed, and secured in cloud environments. This policy includes a specific security standard—SEC.STD.004—which is classified as mandatory for organizations handling sensitive information in Bangladesh. As businesses continue to embrace digital transformation, understanding
