The National Cyber Security Agency (NCSA) of Qatar is participating in Milipol Qatar 2026, underscoring its efforts to enhance cybersecurity across the country. Serving as the event’s Diamond Sponsor, the agency has established a dedicated pavilion to present its key services tailored to government bodies, private sector organizations, and the broader community.

Engineer Abdulrahman bin Ali al-Farahid al-Malki, President of the NCSA, stated that the agency’s involvement aligns with its ongoing goal of strengthening partnerships with both governmental and private entities throughout Qatar. He emphasized that securing cyberspace is now a strategic priority essential for maintaining public trust, ensuring operational continuity, and bolstering overall resilience.

During the exhibition, the NCSA highlighted recent advancements, including the launch of the National Cyber Risk Management Framework and the Enterprise Cyber Risk Management Framework. These frameworks, alongside several newly announced strategic initiatives, reflect the agency’s commitment to safeguarding the nation’s digital environment.

The pavilion features a range of displays showcasing the agency’s efforts to protect Qatar’s cyberspace. This includes information about the National Cyber Security Academy and programs aimed at promoting personal data privacy. Visitors can also view videos that introduce the agency’s awareness campaigns, training sessions, and workshops, which are conducted year-round for various segments of society.

In addition to its presence at the pavilion, the NCSA is also the Platinum Sponsor of the Doha International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Security, which is being held concurrently with Milipol Qatar 2026. This sponsorship further demonstrates the agency’s focus on integrating cybersecurity with emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence.