Macedonia has achieved a notable advancement in its global digital security standing, having been ranked 30th out of 155 countries in the National Index for Safer Internet. This index is being developed by the Estonian Academy for e-governance. This placement represents a measurable improvement, according to statements made by Dragana Bojkovska, a representative from the IC of VMRO-DPMNE.
The progress indicates a strengthening of the nation’s infrastructure for digital safety. Bojkovska noted that this improved standing reflects the establishment of a more organized and robust governmental system designed to mitigate digital threats. To support this enhanced security posture, legislative efforts are currently underway.
Key among these developments is the drafting of a new legal framework. This framework is intended to precisely define the responsibilities of the Ministry for Digital Transformation specifically concerning internet safety and information security protocols. The improved ranking suggests that Macedonia is systematically addressing its digital resilience.
The data provided by the Estonian Academy for e-governance highlights the tangible results of ongoing policy work. The overall movement upward in the global index demonstrates a commitment by the government to build comprehensive protective measures against evolving cyber risks, positioning the country favorably within the international digital landscape.
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