Electronic Payment Forum conducts scientific session on cybersecurity and data protection
Activities continued Tuesday in Tripoli at the 2025 Electronic Payment Forum and Exhibition, organized by the Central Bank of Libya, featuring several scientific sessions and panel discussions.
As part of the forum's agenda, a specialized scientific session titled 'Cybersecurity and Data Protection' was held, with participation from a select group of experts and specialists in the field, supported by the Central Bank of Libya.
The session focused on several vital topics related to enhancing the digital infrastructure of banks, growing cybersecurity threats, and modern controls for safeguarding banking information and data.
Speakers highlighted the importance of building robust information security systems amid the accelerating shift to digital financial services, stressing the need to improve the skills of national personnel and update security policies in the banking sector.
This session is part of the forum's scientific program organized by the General Authority for Exhibitions and Conferences, with broad participation from commercial banks, electronic payment companies, and high-level local and international attendees. Tags: Electronic Payment Forum
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