The United Nations Development Programme and the Blockchain for Good Alliance announced a two-year cybersecurity programme for public institutions on October 19. The initiative combines training and advisory support on digital payments and data protection. It is based on the principle that a correctly recorded blockchain transaction may still originate from a compromised workflow, making human operators and approval processes as important as the ledger. The programme’s effectiveness should therefore be assessed through realistic exercises involving payment suspension, service recovery and restored access to funds, rather than through training attendance alone.
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