UNDP And Blockchain For Good Put Public-Service Security Ahead Of New Payment Rails
UNDP and the Blockchain for Good Alliance announced a two-year cybersecurity programme on October 19. The initiative brings a practical question into blockchain adoption by public institutions: whether the people operating a service can prevent failures, respond to them and restore access.
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- UNDP and the Blockchain for Good Alliance announced a two-year cybersecurity programme on October 19.
- The initiative brings a practical question into blockchain adoption by public institutions: whether the people operating a service can prevent failures, respond to them and restore access.
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