OBRM-PDUKM: Macedonia rises to 30th place in the National Cybersecurity Index

Under OBRM-PDUKM’s government, Macedonia has made significant progress in the field of cybersecurity, substantially improving its international ranking.

According to the ruling party, the country has risen from 59th place to 30th in the world in the National Cybersecurity Index, with a total of 84.17 points.

OBRM-PDUKM attributes this result to the measures and reforms undertaken by the government to protect digital systems and infrastructure. As part of these steps, a new Law on the Security of Networks and Information Systems was adopted, along with the Cybersecurity Strategy 2025–2028, accompanied by an Action Plan.

According to the party, mechanisms enabling more efficient coordination and response to cyber incidents have also been strengthened. “These measures are creating more secure digital infrastructure, better protection of citizens’ data and greater resilience of state systems,” OBRM-PDUKM said in a statement.

The party considers the country’s advancement in the index a concrete indicator of the reforms carried out and a step toward creating a more modern and secure digital state.

“The result is evidence of progress in cybersecurity and of efforts to create a more sustainable digital state, in the interests of all citizens,” OBRM-PDUKM emphasized.