On May 19, 2025 in Bishkek, under the chairmanship of the Kyrgyz side, a meeting of the Council of the CSTO Parliamentary Assembly was held, during which the Secretary General of the Organization Imangali Tasmagambetov made a report on the theme: “On the implementation of decisions (November 2024) session of the CSTO SCS and measures taken to counter challenges and threats to collective security”.
On May 12, 2025, in Moscow, in the Red Banner Hall of the Frunze Central House of the Russian Army, a solemn event dedicated to the 33rd anniversary of the signing of the Collective Security Treaty (May 15, 1992) was held.
Delegation of the CSTO Secretariat headed by the Deputy Secretary General of the Organization will take part in the 13th international meeting of high representatives in charge of security issues.
On May 13, 2025, the 41st meeting of the Working Group on Afghanistan under the CSTO Ministerial Council was held with the participation of CSTO Deputy Secretary General Samat Ordabaev. The event was also attended by delegations of the Organization's member states and representatives of the UNOCT, the UNRCCA, the CIS ATC, the CIS Coordination Service of the CIS Council of Commanders of Border Troops and the ICRC.
On the XVIII meeting of the Council of the Collective Security Treaty Organization Consultative Coordination Centre for Computer Incident Response Issues
05.11.2024On 5 November 2024, the XVIII meeting of the Council of the Collective Security Treaty Organization Consultative Coordination Centre for Computer Incident Response Issues (CSTO CCC) was held in Moscow, with the participation of delegations of representatives of the national authorized bodies for computer incident response of the CSTO member states.
The meeting was opened and addressed by Mr. Sergey Korelov, Chairman of the CSTO CCC Council
During the meeting, members of the CSTO CCC Council, participants of delegations of the CSTO member states and the CSTO Secretariat discussed topical threats to information security and methods of countering them.
Speakers noted the massive increase in the number of attacks using the vendor chain and the intensive involvement of various interacting organizations and structures in carrying them out.
The meeting participants expressed particular concern about threats related to the leakage of significant amounts of data from individuals and legal entities, as well as attacks through trusted external interaction channels that contribute to the occurrence of computer incidents.
During the event, delegates exchanged views on modern threats and the problem of promptly communicating information about critical software vulnerabilities to the owners of vulnerable resources and responding to them. They noted the active development of information exchange activities between the specialists of the CSTO CCC contact points and the growth in the number of joint events. They expressed their gratitude to the representatives of the Republic of Kazakhstan for organizing and conducting a technical training session of the CSTO CCC Contact Points.
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