National Cybersecurity
Association of Ukraine

Independent association · Kyiv · EDRPOU 43452536

Connecting Expertise. Building a Safer Digital Future.

The National Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine brings together public institutions, businesses, technology companies and experts to advance cyber resilience, responsible AI security and digital trust through cooperation.

Denys Tsvaig, President of NAK

President of NAK.

Denys Tsvaig

Technology entrepreneur, cybersecurity expert and co-founder of European sovereign AI infrastructure projects. He brings together experience in digital security, medical technology and physical infrastructure for artificial intelligence.

Biography and verified projects

Bringing the ecosystem together.

The mission of the National Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine is to bring together the state, business, the expert community, researchers and technology companies to build a safe, resilient and open digital environment in Ukraine and around the world.

  • Public institutions
  • Business
  • Researchers
  • Academia
  • Ethical hackers
  • AI developers
  • Media
  • Civil society

Through public-private collaboration, a growing industry ecosystem, knowledge sharing, joint initiatives and international partnerships, we help strengthen cyber resilience, the safe adoption of artificial intelligence, the response to information threats and trust in digital technologies.

Why Ukraine’s experience matters to the world.

What is a scenario elsewhere is experience in Ukraine.

  1. Security under real pressure

    For years Ukraine has worked through cyberattacks on energy, communications, public services and the media, alongside a full-scale war.

  2. Threats as daily practice

    Deepfakes, information operations and attacks on critical infrastructure are not a training scenario here, but everyday work.

  3. A contribution to international expertise

    The association connects Ukrainian specialists with international partners, so that experience of cyber resilience shapes international expertise: guidance, research and shared approaches.

Areas of cooperation.

The threats people and organisations face right now, from cloned voices to attacks on infrastructure. Each comes with plain explanations, practical steps and sources.

History and results.

Only what can be checked: every line links to a document or a primary source.

All facts and sources
  1. Founding and state registration of the National Cybersecurity Association of Ukraine in Kyiv.

  2. ≈2020

    Memorandum of cooperation with the National Cybersecurity Coordination Center at the NSDC: public-private collaboration on the security of state information resources and critical infrastructure.

    As stated by NAK · document on request
  3. Co-organised the round table “Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity in Ukraine’s Healthcare System” with the National Security and Defense Council and the eHealth Consortium.

  4. NAK’s submissions were taken up at a meeting of the Public Council at Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation.

  5. NAK’s president presented the association’s work to the Public Council at the Ministry of Digital Transformation and offered to advise it on cyber defence.

  6. Strategic priorities 2026–2027

    New strategic directions: AI security, deepfakes and synthetic media, information integrity, cyber resilience, critical infrastructure and sovereign AI, digital trust.

Cooperation and partnerships.

Only cooperation backed by a document. Past cooperation doesn’t imply a current agreement.

All cooperation
  • ≈2020 · Memorandum of cooperation

    National Cybersecurity Coordination Center at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine

    A memorandum on public-private collaboration to strengthen the security of national electronic information resources, critical infrastructure and citizens’ personal data.

    HistoricalAs stated by NAK · document on request
  • 15 Jul 2020 · Co-organised round table

    National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine; eHealth Consortium

    Round table “Digital Transformation and Cybersecurity in Ukraine’s Healthcare System”. Announced participants included Serhii Demediuk, Deputy Secretary of the NSDC and deputy head of the National Cybersecurity Coordination Center. The association supported the NSDC’s initiative to set up a permanent working group.

  • 4 Feb 2021 · The association’s submissions taken up at a meeting

    Public Council at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine

    The council’s chair reported that it was working on submissions received from the National Cybersecurity Association.

  • 8 Apr 2021 · Address to a meeting

    Public Council at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine

    The association’s president, Denys Tsvaig, described its work and the cyber-defence challenges Ukraine faces, and offered to advise the council on cyber defence. The minutes give the association’s name as «Національна асоціація кіберзахисту України».

Join the Association.

NAK is an open, growing association. We invite experts, companies and researchers to join the work.

  • Become an expert

    Specialists in AI security, digital forensics and OSINT, digital-rights lawyers, critical-infrastructure specialists, ethical hackers.

    Write to

    office@ncaua.com

    Subject line

    NAK expert: [your field]
  • Propose cooperation

    Companies, public institutions, industry associations, academic partners and technology start-ups.

    Write to

    office@ncaua.com

    Subject line

    Cooperation with NAK: [organisation]
  • Propose research

    Researchers and research groups with a topic, a method and data sources.

    Write to

    office@ncaua.com

    Subject line

    Research: [topic]

How the network will growplanned

  • Expert council
  • Technology companies
  • Research and industry working groups
  • Joint projects
  • International cooperation
Membership & Expert Network

For media and partners.

Verified facts about NAK, official wording, photos for publication and a contact for journalists.