~60,000
cyber threats reported — 2024
Approximately 60,000 cyber threats reported in Uzbekistan in calendar year 2024. Source qualifier "approximately" preserved as visible string.
Security Services·Mobile App & Product Services
Cybersecurity readiness for digital growth.
Organizations in Uzbekistan assessing cybersecurity and data-protection readiness where relevant to their scope may require clear gap visibility and practical preparation guidance. BilgeQor provides independent security reviews, readiness gap identification, and secure product delivery support — without providing national programme endorsement, government approval, or legal determination.
Written proposal-stage scope before any engagement decision
Readiness context informed by cybersecurity and data-protection expectations. Engagements produce documented gap findings and prioritized remediation direction, not national endorsement or official compliance status.
Written proposal-stage scope before any engagement decision
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Verified Uzbekistan risk signals
Approximately 60,000 cyber threats and 119 cybersecurity incidents were reported in Uzbekistan in 2024, per UZCERT.
Uzbekistan's UZCERT 2024 cyber-threat and incident context shows the volume of reported threats and registered cybersecurity incidents. For leadership, the practical issue is whether threat-monitoring coverage, incident-reporting paths, and response readiness are being reviewed before they become operational, payment, customer-trust or recovery-cost issues.
119
cybersecurity incidents — 2024
Cybersecurity incidents reported in Uzbekistan in calendar year 2024, per the UZCERT Forecast of Major Cyber Threats in Uzbekistan for 2025.
Source: UZCERT, Forecast of Major Cyber Threats in Uzbekistan for 2025 (2025)
Uzbekistan UZCERT 2024 reported cyber-threat and incident context, cited within a 2025 forecast article. The approximately 60,000 figure carries the source's "approximately" qualifier. This source is a forecast article, not a standalone annual CERT statistical report. Not total Uzbek cybercrime prevalence, confirmed compromise count, or industry-specific evidence.
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Security Review Path
Start with a practical baseline to identify priority security gaps, then move to structured hardening when scope is clear — documented findings and clear remediation guidance throughout.
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Security Baseline Review
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Scoped backend, API, cloud, production, rescue, and platform modernisation work with documented boundaries, controlled transition, operational visibility, and technical handover.
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AI Security & Integration Path
For teams assessing AI tools: governance documentation, security review, and permission-limited workflow discussion with written boundaries.
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Security Services
Security reviews, assessment support, and documented readiness guidance for organizations in Uzbekistan.
Uzbekistan Cybersecurity Readiness Review
A practical baseline security review for existing web and mobile assets, with prioritised findings and a clear readiness roadmap before deeper security work
From 17 700 000,00 soʻm UZS
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Website Security Hardening
Proactive website protection and security implementation
From 23 600 000,00 soʻm UZS
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Mobile App & Product Services
Proposal-stage secure product and platform delivery discussions for organizations in Uzbekistan.
Mobile App MVP Sprint
Rapid MVP delivery with security-first development
From 148 000 000,00 soʻm UZS
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App Rescue & Rebuild
Recovery-focused rebuild scope for an existing product. Displayed rebuild-scope prices apply only after paid diagnostic assessment and confirmed rebuild scope. These are NOT diagnostic fees; a diagnostic request does not start rebuild work.
From 88 700 000,00 soʻm UZS
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BilgeQor Method
The Security File turns risk signals into decisions.
Official market data shows where risk exists. The BilgeQor Security File connects that context to your real websites, apps, accounts, payment flows and team responsibilities, so leaders can decide what to fix first.
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Any future engagement follows its own written scope, approvals, and applicable terms.
Proof stream
What we have scoped, reviewed and built.
A compact, attributed view of app delivery, security reviews, Engineering and Applied R&D work, and AI readiness cases drawn from the public case libraries.
Each card keeps its source and attribution boundary visible. Client identities and identifying operational details remain withheld where confidentiality requires it.
8App cases
34Security cases
16AI readiness cases
7Engineering proof cases
Why BilgeQor
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Supported by a verified operational network of more than 50 specialists, with documented scope, senior-led review, and accountable handoff.
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Remote proposal-stage communication is coordinated through documented written follow-up.
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Security-sensitive engagements follow a documented review workflow with scoped findings, written outputs and clear handoff.
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Structured delivery discipline: scope defined before commitment, documented outputs, structured follow-up, and a buyer-visible handoff on every engagement.
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Each engagement proceeds within confirmed written scope, agreed inputs and clearly documented delivery boundaries.
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