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Today, organizations are not only facing a higher volume of attacks, but also dealing with threats that are more sophisticated, harder to detect, and faster to execute. In this environment, AI is no longer a “nice-to-have” technology. It is becoming a core capability that enables SOC teams to maintain an effective defense posture.

Vietnam is entering a pivotal stage of digital transformation with the plan to establish a national artificial intelligence supercomputing center. This initiative is not only a technological investment but also a strategic move to turn AI into an essential resource for all citizens while empowering Vietnamese technology companies to scale their innovations.

  While SaaS brings agility and operational flexibility, it also introduces risks of data leakage when there is no comprehensive security strategy in place. In practice, businesses cannot rely solely on SaaS providers for protection. It is time to adopt a governance-oriented mindset based on NIST CSF 2.0 to close the operational gap between Information Security (InfoSec) teams and SaaS administrators.

According to the latest data from the first quarter of 2025, cyberattacks have increased by 47% compared to the same period last year. This number is not only a sign of growing danger but also an indication that our threat detection capabilities are improving. It reflects a major shift in mindset: cybersecurity is no longer a technical issue owned by the IT department but a core discipline of modern business.

On the morning of November 21, the draft Law on Artificial Intelligence was officially presented to the National Assembly. This marks an important milestone in the development of Viet Nam’s legal framework for emerging technologies. It is the first time a dedicated law on AI has been submitted for review. The draft reflects the State’s commitment to ensuring safety, transparency and accountability in the deployment of AI systems.

For decades, AI mainly played a supporting role in data analysis and information processing. But the emergence of Kosmos AI Scientist in November 2025 marked a turning point: for the first time, an AI system is capable of independently carrying out a complete scientific research cycle. It’s just like a real researcher.