DIBIZ and VTV: A Milestone in Digital Transformation – A Look Back at the Impressive Technology Exhibition & Seminar

In the dynamic landscape of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where audience information consumption habits are constantly evolving, the television industry faces both a significant challenge and a unique opportunity to innovate.

As the national broadcaster, Vietnam Television (VTV) has not only recognized this shift but has also taken decisive action. This commitment was clearly demonstrated by the two-day Exhibition and Seminar, “Technology Applications in Digital Transformation at Vietnam Television,” held on October 9-10, 2025.

The Technology Exhibition Space

The event featured leading names in the technology sector, including Logico, Savis, VNPT (IT), GEETEK, Vietcom, Fortinet, EVS, EDS, NetaGroup, and ourselves—DIBIZ. We presented a comprehensive perspective built on two key pillars: proactive cybersecurity and the detection of disinformation and fake news in cyberspace.

DIBIZ showcased Vicarius, an AI-powered solution for continuous vulnerability management and remediation. In an environment where television broadcasters are prime targets for cybercriminals, a passive defense is no longer sufficient. The key advantage of Vicarius is its ability to automatically “patch” vulnerabilities, helping to shift the paradigm from a reactive “respond-after-attack” approach to a proactive, early defense strategy. The integration of AI enhances the system’s intelligence, enabling it to predict potential threats and take action before hackers have an opportunity to exploit them. Additionally, DIBIZ also presented other cybersecurity solutions, including Cyabra, Commvault, and Exagrid.

In-depth Seminar: Technology Applications in Digital Transformation at Vietnam Television

During the seminar, Mr. Dinh Dac Vinh, Deputy General Director of Vietnam Television, affirmed that VTV is strongly committed to implementing new technologies, especially artificial intelligence (AI), across all operations, from production and content moderation to operational management.

He stated that in 2025, VTV successfully implemented cloud-based remote production and virtual studio technology, which helped optimize costs and increase production efficiency. “Our next strategic objective is to build the VTV Big Data platform,” Mr. Vinh emphasized, describing it as the “brain” that will drive the station’s future development.

Exclusive Interview with the Vice President of DIBIZ

On the sidelines of the event, Ms. Tran Thu Ha, Vice President of DIBIZ, shared her insights on the issue of fake news in an interview with Vietnam Today.

Speaking about Cyabra, the “Disinformation Defense” solution DIBIZ presented at the exhibition, she explained: “With every breaking news story that emerges, it can be difficult to verify its authenticity. We use AI to audit AI, helping you determine whether the news is genuine or a product of AI-driven manipulation.”

Conclusion: DIBIZ is Ready for the Digital Future

Following the event, DIBIZ reaffirms its role as more than just a technology provider; we are a strategic partner on the digital transformation journey. By offering a comprehensive digital ecosystem and advanced AI solutions, we are committed to our mission to “Deliver Intelligence”—empowering businesses with the insights and tools to excel in the new technological era.

The path forward for VTV and other Vietnamese enterprises will be more secure and robust with DIBIZ as a partner, as we work together to shape a digital future that is safe, efficient, and distinctive.

To receive materials from the seminar or for an in-depth consultation on our Vicarius, Cyabra, Commvault and Exagrid solutions, please contact:
Ms. Ha – Phone: 0326291803. Email: hatt@dibiz.vn

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The event served not only as a platform to share the latest technological trends but also as a forum for leaders and IT professionals to discuss and seek solutions to the complex challenges of data protection and recovery in the digital age.

In the opening remarks, representatives from Commvault emphasized the critical importance of shifting the mindset from passive defense to building a robust, self-recovering system architecture. The seminar’s objective was not merely to introduce products, but to collaboratively shape a comprehensive, effective, and practical cybersecurity strategy tailored to the specific context of Vietnam.

In-Depth Sessions: From Global Perspectives to Localized Solutions

1. Commvault: Building a Solid Architecture for Cyber Resilience

Kicking off the in-depth presentations, Mr. Chee Peng Mak, Senior Solutions Specialist from Commvault, introduced a progressive concept: “Uninterrupted Business Operations.” The core of this vision is to achieve “Minimum Viable Operations”—a critical milestone that defines the minimum set of systems, data, and processes that must be restored for a business to resume operations immediately after a disruption.

The session highlighted alarming statistics: 99% of ransomware attacks attempt to destroy backups, and the average time to recover from a cyber incident is 24 days. This underscores that “Cyber Recovery” is significantly more challenging than traditional “Disaster Recovery.” To address this, Commvault presented a comprehensive workflow, from threat remediation and infrastructure rebuilding to restoring access (Active Directory) and recovering data safely through advanced technologies like Cleanroom Recovery and Air Gap Protect. As a 14-time consecutive leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant, Commvault continues to affirm its outstanding capabilities in this field.

2. VNPT SI and VNPT Cyber: The Integrated Strength of Vietnam’s Technology Ecosystem

Following Commvault, Mr. Tran Manh Tuan, Product Director of Corporate Governance Services at VNPT SI, offered a practical perspective on Vietnam’s digital transformation landscape and how VNPT supports businesses on this journey. His presentation analyzed two major challenges commonly faced by enterprises:

• For Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs): They often start with standalone software, leading to fragmented applications, inconsistent data, and a lack of dedicated IT personnel.
• For Large Enterprises/Corporations: While having invested in large-scale systems (ERP, CRM), they face challenges with data scattered across different “silos,” being trapped in legacy systems, and difficulties in consolidating management reports.

VNPT demonstrated its leading position with a dominant market share in foundational services such as digital signatures (26.5%) and e-invoices (25%). Building on this strong foundation, VNPT provides comprehensive integrated solutions: an “All-in-one” platform for SMEs to unify all operations within a single workplace, and the implementation of data integration layers (Data Lake, AI/BI) for large enterprises to consolidate, standardize, and intelligently leverage their data.

3. Ransomware in Practice – Techniques and Lessons Learned from VNPT Cyber Immunity

To provide a hands-on, practical perspective, Mr. Nguyen Doanh Thinh, a Security Analyst from VNPT Cyber Immunity, delved into today’s most pressing topic: Ransomware.

A key highlight of the seminar was the discussion on how hackers infiltrate systems—from exploiting common web application vulnerabilities like Telerik, uploading a webshell, and privilege escalation, to deploying data-encrypting malware on a large scale. More importantly, the presentation summarized the core difficulties and limitations organizations often encounter during incident response. These include the lack of clear response procedures, authorization and legal issues, delays in detection and reaction, and especially, weaknesses in Backup and Disaster Recovery strategies. These are invaluable lessons for any organization.

Lively Interaction and Valuable Connections

The concluding Q&A session was exceptionally lively, with a series of insightful questions from attendees. This multi-faceted exchange between experts and participants not only clarified technical concerns but also painted a clear picture of the awareness and urgent need for cybersecurity in Vietnam. This vibrant atmosphere continued during the networking sessions, where conversations went beyond simple introductions and became the starting point for initial collaborative ideas.

Conclusion

The “Best Practices & Solution Architecture toward Cyber Resilience” seminar concluded successfully, leaving attendees with valuable knowledge and profound insights. The event once again affirmed that in the relentless fight against cybercrime, thorough preparation, a solid system architecture, and close collaboration among technology partners are the keys to success.

To receive materials from the seminar or for a more in-depth consultation on the solutions offered by Commvault and VNPT, please contact: Ms. Ha – Phone: 0326291803. Email: hatt@dibiz.vn

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Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept but a “double-edged sword.” While this technology offers immense potential to revolutionize content production and distribution processes, it also poses serious challenges related to disinformation, brand reputation, and the core value of truth.

AI and Journalism: Confronting the Challenge of Disinformation and the “Dead Internet”

The severity of disinformation is underscored by Gartner, which listed “Disinformation Security” as one of the top 10 strategic technology trends for 2025. The fight against fake news has evolved from a technical task into a strategic security pillar.

The Threat of Disinformation and the “Dead Internet Theory”

The “Dead Internet Theory” paints an alarming picture: an internet dominated by content generated by AI and bots. It is predicted that by 2026, 90% of online content will be automated. This could push users into a chaotic sea of real and fake information, eroding trust in the digital space.

As AI and journalism intersect, distinguishing between these two concepts is crucial:

• Misinformation: False information spread without malicious intent.
• Disinformation: Deliberately false information created to manipulate and cause harm to politics, aconomy, and society. This is the direct threat newsrooms must confront.

In Vietnam, sophisticated campaigns involving brand impersonation and fraudulent appeals are on the rise, not only causing economic damage but also threatening the guiding role of mainstream journalism.

Technological Solutions Against Disinformation

To counter this, technological solutions like Cyabra are proving highly effective. This tool helps to:

• Distinguish between real accounts and bots.
• Trace the origins of disinformation campaigns.
• Detect AI-manipulated content.

Cyabra’s success in various countries demonstrates that equipping newsrooms with protective technology is no longer an option, but a necessity.

Content Security and Copyright: A Survival Challenge in the Era of AI and Journalism

Alongside the fight against disinformation is the challenge of content security and copyright protection. According to MUSO, copyright piracy caused over $28 billion in global losses in 2022 alone. Generative AI further complicates this issue.

However, a worrying trend is the decline in investment for content security, often due to difficulties in measuring ROI and conflicts of interest. To address this, newsrooms must shift their mindset: viewing investment in content protection not as a cost, but as a long-term value-creation strategy. Technologies like AI-Powered Watermarking and Multi-DRM are essential tools for protecting a newsroom’s digital assets.

The VAICP Framework: A Practical Digital Transformation Roadmap for Vietnamese Journalism

To effectively integrate AI and journalism, newsrooms need a clear roadmap. The VAICP framework, proposed by expert Dao Trung Thanh, is considered a highly practical model for the Vietnamese context.

The VAICP framework is built on five core pillars:

• Vision & Strategy
• Assets (People, Culture)
• Implementation & Governance
• Core Technology & Security
• Process (Production, Moderation)

Evaluating themselves against the VAICP framework allows newsrooms to identify their current standing and build an effective action plan. Organizations can use the VSTAR platform (at vstar.ai.vn) to assess their AI readiness.

From Idea to Action: Organizing the AI Strategy Implementation

After establishing a roadmap, professional implementation is key to success. Proven methods like the AI-VIO model (defining roles) and the CRAFT loop (for continuous improvement) help ensure effective coordination and bring the AI and journalism strategy to life.

Conclusion and Recommendations for the Future of AI and Journalism

The AI era presents both an existential challenge and a historic opportunity for Vietnamese journalism. To survive and thrive, newsrooms must take decisive action.

Recommended Actions:

1. Prioritize Technology: Proactively invest in advanced solutions for information and content security.
2. Shift Investment Mindset: View security and copyright as value-creating assets, not expenses.
3. Adopt Standardized Models: Implement assessment frameworks like VAICP to build a structured roadmap and foster continuous innovation.

The race in the era of AI and journalism is a marathon, not a sprint. The newsrooms with a smart strategy, a sound roadmap, and the capacity for innovation will successfully uphold their role as a beacon of truth in a volatile digital world.

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