At the 36th NATO Heads of State and Government Summit held in Ankara, #Turkey once again demonstrated its agile cyber defense reflexes.

At the 36th NATO Heads of State and Government Summit held in Ankara, #Turkey once again demonstrated its agile cyber defense reflexes. 🎖️

Prior to the summit, the Presidential Cyber Security Department elevated the readiness level of critical digital infrastructure to the highest level through instructions sent to the governorships of 81 provinces. Throughout the process, a team of 639 personnel monitored the cyberspace on a 24/7 basis, while Corporate Cyber Incident Response Teams (#SOME) were kept continuously accessible. 👍

This landscape clearly demonstrates that national security is no longer measured solely by physical elements but also by cyber resilience. The summit’s final declaration also emphasized that efforts toward cyber security, artificial intelligence, and advanced defense technologies will continue within the framework of NATO. Furthermore, allies signed new procurement agreements exceeding $50 billion, which also encompass cyber security solutions. 🤝

We congratulate all our leaders and stakeholders, particularly our Honorable President and the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey, who contributed to organizing this wonderful event held in the capital #Ankara on July 7-8, 2026. We are deeply grateful to all our unsung heroes and security forces who contributed to ensuring both physical and cyber security. 👏

Let us not forget! Cyber readiness, which is discussed and brought to the public agenda during major summits like the #NATO summit, does not happen in a week or a month. This success is the result of a long journey... Cyber security is a matter that requires continuous adaptive monitoring and investment. As 4Dimension, we have been developing solutions that enhance the cyber resilience of our institutions and enterprises since the day we were founded, and we continue to contribute to the ecosystem with all our strength... 💪

The summit has shown us once again that cyber security is no longer a strategic preference but a corporate necessity for all our institutions and enterprises.