On January 1, 2026 CERT.LV launched two important cybersecurity projects. The projects are aimed at strengthening cooperation and digital security capacity both nationally and in the broader Nordic-Baltic region.
In the third quarter of 2025, 671 cyber incidents were recorded, which is 5% less than in the second quarter of this year, but 2% more than in the third quarter of last year, and overall, an upward trajectory can be observed.
Earlier this November, Canadian and Latvian cyber experts led a four-day Threat Hunting Workshop in Riga, helping NATO allies become proactive defenders, capable of identifying threats before they occur
From November 21 to 23, the digital adventure returns — Mārtiņa-CTF 2025 invites participants from all over Latvia and beyond to 48 hours of intense cybersecurity challenges. This will be the third edition of Mārtiņa-CTF — a “trilogy” promising even more challenges, creativity, and surprises.
For more than ten years, the CyberChess cybersecurity conference has been a major Baltic cybersecurity event, bringing together technical and political experts, service providers, and other industry representatives to share the latest trends and innovations in cybersecurity.
CERT.LV, NIC.LV and ICANN (https://www.icann.org/ ) invite you to a free one-day intensive workshop on DNS security and DNSSEC.
