Senior Tatmadaw officers urged to tighten security measures

AS breaches of infor­mation security can re­sult in significant harm and losses, all security measures must be han­dled with utmost seri­ousness and carefully safeguarded, said Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services Com­mander-in-Chief (Army) General Kyaw Swa Lin at the meeting with senior Tatmadaw officers from departments and offices at the compound of the Commander-in-Chief (Army) yesterday after­noon.

He noted that those senior Tatmadaw officers must be fully qualified and must systematically build and strengthen the units under their command. He urged them to remain loyal to the State and Tat­madaw with steadfast and proper conviction.

The General stressed that although senior Tat­madaw officers may not personally be involved in online gambling activ­ities, they must supervise and instruct all Tatmad­aw members and their family members under their command to ensure that they do not become involved in such activi­ties.

He underlined that as breaches of information security can result in sig­nificant harm and losses, all security-related mat­ters must be handled with utmost seriousness and carefully safeguarded.

The General high­lighted that the country needs to restore peace and stability to promote national interests. To en­sure peace and stability, it is necessary to strength­en the country’s defence capabilities. Therefore, all must work together to enhance the capabilities of individual Tatmadaw member so as to build a strong and capable Tat­madaw.

After the meeting, the General cordially greeted the senior Tat­madaw officers. — MNA/ TTA