The CyberTech Committee
works on overcoming regulatory uncertainty, fostering a robust cybersecurity culture, and elevate Ukraine’s global reputation as a trusted cyber hub.
Committee's Priority Goals:
- Expanding collaboration with government agencies and involving experts to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster sector development, and strengthen Ukraine’s cyber ecosystem
- Participating in key domestic industry events and partner initiatives of the Association
- Enhancing the committee’s influence on regulatory processes and the formation of cybersecurity policies
- Building a resilient and effective cybersecurity ecosystem in Ukraine while raising public awareness of cyber threats
- Strengthening Ukraine’s competitiveness in the international cyber arena
- Ensuring all activities align with the Win Win 2030 Development Strategy
CyberTech Industry Navigator
The Ukrainian cybersecurity market has nearly tripled since 2018 and is predicted to grow by another 51% by 2029, indicating an annual growth rate of 8.5% between 2024 and 2029. The cyber solutions segment dominates the market, accounting for 57% in 2024.
Why is CyberTech crucial for Ukraine, especially during wartime?
- Protection of critical infrastructure — defending the energy sector, government institutions, and public services from cyberattacks
- Safeguarding data confidentiality — preventing leaks and malicious actions targeting both personal and state-owned information
- Securing economic infrastructure — ensuring cyber resilience across banking, finance, and business sectors
- Upholding information security — counteracting fake news, disinformation, and propaganda that undermine societal stability
For more information, see The Ukrainian CyberTech Industry Navigator.
Committee Achievements:
- Partnered with Aspen Institute Kyiv and participated in high-level dialogues, including “The Ukrainian Cybersecurity Market: Strategic Growth and Opportunities” and “Expanding the Horizons of Cyber Business: Growth Strategies in Ukraine”.
- Сonducted study “Overview of the Cybersecurity Market in Ukraine” (an initiative of the EBA Cybersecurity Subcommittee, the CyberTech Committee of IT Ukraine, and Aspen Institute Kyiv).
- Conducted expert analysis and provided regular updates to members on key legislative developments, including:
- No. 11290 — On the Protection of Information and Cyber Defense of State Information Resources and Critical Information Infrastructure.
- No. 12207 — On Improving Cybersecurity Oversight Procedures and Introducing European Certification Schemes in Cybersecurity.
Head of CyberTech Committee
Serhii Kulyk, Country Manager iIT Distribution
“Ukraine has all the prerequisites to become a European hub for cyber resilience. Our goal is to strengthen cooperation between business, government, and partners to build a resilient digital ecosystem in Ukraine and beyond.”
Committee Meetings
As part of the committee’s work, moderated strategic sessions are held where key challenges and solutions are discussed across areas such as state regulation and GR, education and human capital development, business scaling, and entry into international markets.
Following each session, an agreed action plan is formulated with clearly defined solutions, proposals, and next steps for implementing initiatives.
Additionally, upon participants’ requests, supplementary meetings are arranged. Each of these has a defined agenda and a list of topics for discussion, ensuring focused and productive interaction.
