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Vietnam had the highest percentage of industrial control system (ICS) computers attacked, which can cause the country’s industry a damage of billion dollar. According to the latest data from Kaspersky Lab, the top five countries by percentage of ICS computers attacked in the second half of last year includes Vietnam (70 percent), Algeria (66 percent), Morocco (60 percent), Indonesia (60 percent) and China (60 percent). Percentage of ICS computers attacked in Vietnam was 70 percent in H2 2017 The Kaspersky Lab’s report found that in the second half of 2017, nearly 40 percent of all ICS in energy organizations protected by Kaspersky Lab solutions were attacked by malware at least once – closely followed by 35 percent of engineering & ICS integration networks. The Kaspersky Lab report also found that for all other industries (manufacturing, transportation, utilities, food, healthcare, etc.), the proportion of ICS computers attacked ranged from 26 percent …

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The recently-approved cyber security law is in line with Vietnam’s constitution and doesn’t hinder the implementation of commitments to international treaties, to which Vietnam is a signatory, stated Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang. Hang made the statement at the Foreign Ministry’s regular press conference yesterday in reply to reporters' question over the recently adopted law on cyber security. Vietnam's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Le Thi Thu Hang The draft law on cyber security was adopted in June 12 with a 87% in favor, a result that was achieved after many rounds of discussion and opinion gathering from both the National Assembly deputies and the public in a transparent way. “Cyber security is a an important issue that directly relates to national security”, Hang said, adding that it has become a big concern of many countries and international and regional organizations in recent years. Cyber-attacks are growing fast in form and in …

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The 17th edition of Hoi An-Japan Cultural Exchange was held at the ancient town of Hoi An and its An Hoi Sculpture Garden in Quang Nam province last weekend with a number of effervescent activities. The Hoi An- Japan Cultural Exchange is an annual event that has created strong resound and drawn the attention of several Japanese organizations and enterprises, thus contributing to strengthening the Vietnam-Japan friendship, the Government Portal reported. A performance at the Hoi An- Japan Cultural Exchange 2019. Photo by VGP. The 17th edition of this event was held at the ancient town of Hoi An and its An Hoi Sculpture Garden in Quang Nam province last weekend with a number of effervescent activities including handicrafts display,  Japanese calligraphy teaching, traditional arts performing, Yosakoi dancing, Shakuhachi flute playing, Cosplay, among others. The exchange saw the participation of Japanese cities of Sakai and Matsusaka and Nagasaki prefecture as from …

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a ceremony to release the 7-minute clip “Welcome to Vietnam” in Hanoi on September 21, which is presented in nine languages: Vietnamese, English, French, Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Arabic. Addressing at the event, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Dang Minh Khoi said the clip’s production aims to highlight the country’s beautiful landscapes, unique culture and 30-year reform achievements. The film’s production is part of activities held by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant ministries, departments, sectors and localities to draw financial resources in tourism and promote Vietnamese culture, history and people to the world. The film features flycam-shot scenes of famous destinations across Vietnam such as Hanoi, HCM City, Da Nang, Quang Ninh, Ninh Binh, Ha Giang, Thua Thien-Hue and Quang Nam. Domestic and foreign short-film producers visited cities and provinces nationwide and spent 15 days in …

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