The Government Cyber Emergency Response Team provides national cyber defense, proactive monitoring, and rapid incident response to safeguard critical infrastructure and public sector digital assets.
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Comprehensive cyber defense mechanisms deployed across all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs).
Continuous surveillance of government networks to identify anomalous activities and potential intrusions in real-time, utilizing advanced heuristics and AI-driven analysis.
Timely dissemination of threat intelligence, vulnerabilities, and actionable mitigation strategies to all stakeholders.
A specialized task force ready to deploy immediately upon detection of a significant breach, focusing on containment, eradication, and safe recovery of critical systems.

Post-incident analysis to determine the root cause of breaches, gather digital evidence, and establish accountability for unauthorized access.
In-depth examination of malicious software designed to compromise government systems, enabling the creation of robust countermeasures.
Comprehensive vulnerability assessments and penetration testing of critical infrastructure to proactively identify and patch security gaps.
If you suspect a cybersecurity breach or observe suspicious activity on government networks, follow these immediate steps to report it to GovCERT.
Disconnect affected systems from the network immediately, but do not power them down to preserve evidence.
Document what you observed, including timestamps, affected assets, and any error messages or strange behaviors.
Contact GovCERT via our secure hotline or the designated reporting portal immediately.
Do not attempt to clean up or restore systems until authorized by the Incident Response team.