Morocco Allocates Half a Billion Dirhams to Protect Ministry of Agriculture’s Devices and Servers from Viruses and Cyber Threats
Morocco has earmarked half a billion dirhams to enhance cybersecurity within the Ministry of Agriculture, aiming to shield computers and servers from viruses and digital threats. This initiative is part of a strategy to ensure the continuity of digital services and protect sensitive data related to both the ministry and farmers.
The program includes the procurement of antivirus software, updates to protection systems, and training for employees to confront cyber risks, along with mechanisms for monitoring incidents and responding swiftly. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to securing digital transformation in vital sectors, especially agriculture, where the use of data and smart applications for resource management and food production is expanding.
