Türkiye Cyber Security Cluster continues to bring its members together with our Public Institutions.
Türkiye Cyber Security Cluster is working to strengthen the local and national cyber security ecosystem by bringing its members together with public institutions. These meetings aim to provide local solutions to the cyber security needs of both the public and private sectors and to increase Türkiye's independence in the field of cyber security.
The 44th Public Cyber Security Day event was held by the Turkish Cyber Security Cluster at the State Supply Office on January 29, 2026!
OctoXLabs Introduced Next Generation Cyber Asset Visibility Approach at Cyber Cluster Event
At the event organized by Siber Cluster, OctoXLabs Sales VP Ata İğdebeli drew attention to the increasing IT and cyber security complexity of modern institutions. İğdebeli emphasized that cyber risks are no longer shaped through single systems, but through a dispersed and constantly changing asset surface.
OctoXLabs introduced the Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM) platform it developed within the scope of the event to senior executives of the public and private sectors and cyber security professionals. In the presentation, end-to-end asset visibility, risk-focused prioritization and automation-based security management approaches were discussed.
In the presentation made within the scope of the event, it was explained how OctoXLabs makes all cyber assets in hybrid IT, cloud and on-prem environments visible under a centralized and holistic structure. It was emphasized that the platform offers institutions the opportunity to create a fast and reliable inventory, thanks to its agent-free architecture that can be integrated with more than 450 IT and security solutions in minutes.
The presentation pointed out why traditional inventory and CMDB approaches are insufficient in modern IT environments; It was stated that OctoXLabs reveals invisible, unmanaged or incompletely protected assets with its continuous and automatic discovery capability. It was stated that in this way, security teams can clearly see not only “what they have” but also “what poses a risk”.
OctoXLabs platform;
- Detecting security coverage gaps,
- Prioritizing risks in context,
- Creating a common data base between IT and security teams,
- Speeding up incident response and audit processes
It was reported that it directly responded to critical needs such as.
With real field findings and usage scenarios shared throughout the event, participants; He had the opportunity to examine the problems of incomplete coverage and incorrect visibility frequently encountered in EDR, SIEM, XDR, Active Directory, vulnerability management and other security controls with concrete examples.
OctoXLabs points out that not only the use of more tools but also a security architecture built on accurate and reliable asset data is critical in cyber security; It aims to popularize an approach that reduces the risks of institutions, increases operational efficiency and saves time.
Team 24 Plus Introduces Next Generation Security Focused on DNS Visibility for OT, IoT and Enterprise Networks with DNSQ
At the Cyber Security Awareness Day event, Team 24 Plus introduced DNSQ, the new generation solution that manages the network security of institutions from the DNS layer.
At the event, DNSQ; The ability to provide end-to-end DNS visibility for corporate IT infrastructures, OT systems and IoT devices, to make sense of network traffic and to centrally control unauthorized access was explained to the participants.
DNS is no longer just a service, it's the starting point of security
Speaking at the opening presentation, DNSQ Founding Partner Müfit Suer stated that, unlike classical "malicious site blocking" solutions, DNSQ offers a structure that clearly reveals who connects to what, when and why on the network.
Suer emphasized that most OT and IoT systems, especially those used in sectors such as production, energy, healthcare and public, need support in terms of security, so DNSQ fills this gap with its agent-free architecture.
Makes invisible risks visible in OT and IoT environments
DNSQ analyzes the DNS behavior of devices on the network and reveals which system is communicating with which services.
In this way:
• Abnormal connections,
• Unauthorized cloud services,
• Suspicious external resource access,
It can be detected before traffic occurs and blocked on a policy basis.
Central DNS Visibility and reporting
At the event, DNSQ CTO Hakan Hedef, via the platform's central management panel;
• Total DNS queries,
• Most accessed domain names,
• Blocked requests,
• Communication maps of OT and IoT devices
He showed the participants live how data such as these can be monitored.
Purpose stated that DNSQ offers institutions a security layer that not only "blocks" but also makes the network visible and manages it.
Real scenarios with live demos
In the live demo based on real user scenarios, a DNS request made by an IoT device to an unauthorized external address was instantly detected by DNSQ and access was automatically stopped.
DNSQ ; Visible, controllable and secure networks
Team 24 Plus aims to make institutions' networks more visible, more controllable and more secure with DNSQ.
The company aims to contribute to institutions building their digital assets on more solid foundations by popularizing the DNS Visibility-based security approach in OT, IoT and corporate networks.
The 44th event organized by the Cyber Cluster with the support of the Presidency of Defense Industries and the Presidency of Cyber Security; Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Labor and Social Security, Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Ministry of National Defense, Gendarmerie General Command, Strategy and Budget Directorate, Turkish Armed Forces Cyber Command, Coast Guard Command, Energy Market Regulatory Authority, Competition Authority, Insurance Information and Supervision Center, Turkish Standards Institute, Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency, Public Procurement Authority, Nuclear Regulatory Board, National Security Board, General Directorate of Land Registry and Cadastre, Turkish Patent, Borsa Istanbul A.Ş. ,Turkish Sugar Factories Inc., Turkish Insurance Association, YÖK, SGK, BTK, AFAD, TRT, TURKSTAT, TMO, PTT, KGM, MGM, KVKK, EGM, VAKIFBANK, HALKBANK, TUBITAK Bilgem and TUBITAK senior managers and decision makers attended.
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