adminHe was responding to a question in Senate during a question and answer session last week.
Mutasa-Nyanga Senator Patrick Chitaka (MDC-T) had asked the minister what the country was doing to curb cyber attacks.
Minister Sekeramayi said it was imperative that the country was vigilant as the attacks had occurred and those countries have taken the necessary measures to deal with that.
“In our situation, we must be prepared, in terms of our scientists and in terms of resources, to put in place an elaborate system that is able, not only to understand cyber attacks but to be able, when the attacks are launched, to take measures to neutralise them and make sure that they do not do damage to our infrastructure,” he said.
“The process of the defence is not going to be an event but it is going to be a process and so that process is ongoing. Resources for now are a constraint, as we all know but policy measures are in place.”
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