In this arena, information technology is more than a supporting tool — it is a "grand strategy." No development is possible without analytical depth in information, and no infrastructure can achieve public trust and economic stability without a robust security architecture. Specialists in this field are the architects of modern security and the guardians of the nation's progress, expanding the frontiers of knowledge and security with intelligence at the forefront of global transformation.
In this era, the mission of this field extends beyond hardware and infrastructure development; today, establishing a system of "data governance" is a fundamental necessity so that the flow of information can pave the way for major decision-making in a transparent and reliable manner.
Along this path, the National Informatics Group, as a leading and governmental institution, has drawn lessons from recent challenges and made enhancing investment in security infrastructure its top priority. In this regard, while continuing its long-standing commitment to protecting customer data, security measures will henceforth be strengthened and implemented with redoubled sensitivity, aimed at ensuring maximum information security.
The 22nd of Tir, coinciding with the birthday of Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi, offers an opportunity to reflect on the relationship between Iran's scientific heritage and today's digital authority. This day is not merely a calendar occasion; it is a reminder of our mission as custodians of knowledge, tasked with positioning Iran, intelligently and with a security-first mindset, among the world's technology leaders. I honor all those working in the field of information technology and the champions of the country's digital security front, whose dedication has kept the nation's infrastructure strong and steady.
Seyed Reza Naseri Nik
CEO of National Informatics Corporation
