On Thursday 9th February 2023, MITA and Esri signed an Enterprise Agreement to enhance government’s geographic information system (GIS) capabilities.
Launch of the Government Esri Enterprise Agreement
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Launch of the Government Esri Enterprise Agreement
On Thursday 9th February 2023, MITA and Esri signed an Enterprise Agreement to enhance government’s geographic information system (GIS) capabilities.
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Security Operations in depth – the true weight of Cybersecurity
Security Operations in depth – the true weight of Cybersecurity
We traditionally associate big-picture responsibilities with prestigious roles like that of a lawyer, or an Engineer – perhaps even action-packed jobs like being a fireman or working in law enforcement. However, roles conducted in the background that keep our...
An Enterprise-grade Wireless Infrastructure within Government
An Enterprise-grade Wireless Infrastructure within Government
Written by Salvino Demanuele and Christopher Gatt
During the past few years, the MITA Network Engineering Services (NES) team embarked on a journey to modernize wireless network connectivity across all government departments and entities.
Connecting Malta to Europe, digitally
Connecting Malta to Europe, digitally
Written by Adrian Camilleri,
A few years ago, MITA embarked on a long journey to implement the eIDAS Regulation in Malta. The new Regulation had come into effect in 2016 with the ambitious objectives of achieving cross-border interoperability for the use of digital signatures and authentication to eGovernment services in Europe, albeit in very different ways.
MCAST ICT Students competed in an international robotics competition in Geneva
MCAST ICT Students competed in an international robotics competition in Geneva
Written by MITA,
A team of 5 students from MCAST, from the Institute of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) were selected to compete in an international robotics competition. This was held in Geneva, Switzerland between 13th October 2022 and 16th October 2022.
After last year’s success, the National Cyber Security Challenge has returned… and this time, with greater benefits!
After last year’s success, the National Cyber Security Challenge has returned… and this time, with greater benefits!
Written by Martina Bonanno,
The National Cyber Security Challenge is a Capture-the-Flag (CTF) competition that is being held year after year. Nowadays, CTFs have become competitions to demonstrate skill and expertise in attacking or defending computer resources.
National Cyber Security Challenge
National Cyber Security Challenge
Interview by Paul Cocks- Malta Today
What is the national cyber security challenge?