Antigua and Barbuda are improving their ability to fight cybercrime through training programs under the Octopus Project. The training helps law enforcement and other agencies learn skills like digital forensics, cyber investigations, and working with international partners.

These new capabilities will help protect citizens, businesses, and important systems from cyber threats. Cybercrime is a growing problem, and small countries like Antigua and Barbuda are especially at risk because they have fewer resources.

The government is committed to investing in cybersecurity, recognizing it as important for the economy, national security, and social stability. By boosting its cybercrime response, Antigua and Barbuda is working to keep its digital space safe and secure.