Chiranjibi Adhikari Appointed Cyber Security Advisor to Nepal Chamber of Commerce – Enhancing Digital Security Strategies

Chiranjibi Adhikari Appointed Cyber Security
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28 July 2024, Kathmandu

In a significant move reflecting the growing importance of cybersecurity in the business sector, the Nepal Chamber of Commerce has appointed Chiranjibi Adhikari as the Cyber Security Advisor for its IT Software and Technology Committee.

Chiranjibi Adhikari Appointed Cyber Security Advisor

This appointment marks a pivotal step for the Chamber as it continues to enhance its focus on cybersecurity and information technology governance.

Chiranjibi Adhikari brings a wealth of experience to his new role. He is the current General Secretary of the CAN Federation, an influential body representing the interests of Nepal’s computer professionals and organizations. Additionally, Adhikari is the outgoing Chairman of the Center for Cyber Security Research and Innovation, where he has spearheaded numerous initiatives aimed at bolstering Nepal’s cybersecurity framework.

Adhikari’s expertise is not confined to administrative roles; he is also the Chairman of the Information Security Response Team Nepal. His hands-on experience in dealing with cybersecurity threats and challenges makes him an invaluable asset to the Chamber of Commerce as it navigates the complex landscape of digital security.

About Chiranjibi Adhikari’s Academic and Professional Excellence

His contributions to the field extend beyond his leadership roles. For the past two decades, he has been an educator, imparting knowledge in cybersecurity at prestigious institutions like Softwarica College and Texas College. His academic background is complemented by a suite of global certifications that underscore his technical expertise. These qualifications have enabled him to work in critical areas such as Information Security, IT Governance, Cyber Security, AI in Cyber Security, and Information Security Management Systems.

His academic involvement not only reflects his commitment to the dissemination of knowledge but also ensures that he stays abreast of the latest developments in the rapidly evolving field of cybersecurity. This blend of practical experience and academic rigor equips Adhikari with a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of cybersecurity.

Is It a Strategic Appointment?

Kamlesh Kumar Agarwal, the President of the Nepal Chamber of Commerce, expressed confidence in Adhikari’s ability to contribute meaningfully to the Chamber’s cybersecurity efforts. Agarwal highlighted the increasing need for robust cybersecurity measures in Nepal’s business community, particularly in light of growing digitalization and the associated risks. He emphasized that Adhikari’s appointment is a strategic move aimed at providing the Chamber with the necessary expertise to address these challenges effectively.

Under the leadership of Bigyan Shrestha, Chairman of the IT Software and Technology Committee, and with Adhikari’s guidance, the Chamber is poised to implement advanced cybersecurity protocols that will safeguard its members’ interests. This proactive approach is expected to enhance the Chamber’s reputation as a leader in promoting secure digital practices within the business community.

As Chiranjibi Adhikari steps into his new role, the Nepal Chamber of Commerce and its members can look forward to benefiting from his extensive knowledge and experience. His appointment is not just a personal achievement but also a milestone for the Chamber, signaling its commitment to addressing cybersecurity concerns proactively.

His multifaceted expertise will be instrumental in advising the Chamber on how to navigate the complexities of cybersecurity, from policy formulation to the implementation of best practices. His involvement is expected to foster a more secure digital environment for businesses in Nepal, ultimately contributing to the country’s economic resilience and growth.

The appointment of Chiranjibi Adhikari as Cyber Security Advisor is a commendable decision that aligns with the Nepal Chamber of Commerce’s strategic objectives. It is a testament to the Chamber’s recognition of the critical importance of cybersecurity in today’s digital age. We congratulate Adhikari on his new role and look forward to the positive impact he will undoubtedly make in advancing cybersecurity practices within Nepal’s business community.

Chiranjibi Adhikari Appointed Cyber Security Advisor


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