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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The National Information & Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) is the independent regulatory authority established under the NICTA Act 2009. NICTA is the primary regulator of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector in Papua New Guinea, with a mandate covering telecommunications, radiocommunications, broadcasting and related services. Guided by its…
What is Cybercrime? Cybercrime is simply a crime committed using computers, mobile phones, or the internet to harm, steal from, deceive, threaten, or exploit others. The post Cybercrime Awareness appeared first on National Information & Communications Technology Authority .
NICTA has released a Consultation Paper outlining the proposed UAS Projects, and is seeking feedback, comments, and suggestions from interested parties. The post Universal Access And Service (UAS) Projects for 2027 – Public Consultation appeared first on National Information & Communications Technology Authority .
The year 2025 was a year of consolidation, transition, and strategic repositioning for the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA). It was marked by rapid technological change, evolving regulatory demands, and important institutional reforms aimed at strengthening NICTA’s capacity to regulate effectively in the national interest. The post Annual Performance and…
Chairman of National ICT Authority (NICTA) and Universal Access Services (UAS) Boards, Mr Brian Riches, officially launched the NICTA Integrated Database (NIDB) and announced the release of 5G in Papua New Guinea during day one of the Digital Transformation Summit 2026. When making this announcement , the Chairman said these important initiatives demonstrate NICTA’s commitment […] The post NICTA…
Papua New Guinea has taken a significant step towards strengthening its digital workforce and advancing national digital transformation with the official launch of the country’s Whole-of-Country Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) Licence.The launch was officiated by the Chief Secretary to Government, Mr Ivan Pomaleu, OBE, who described the milestone as a strategic investment […] The…
The NICTA Girls in ICT Tertiary Scholarship Program is a premier initiative designed to address the gender gap in Papua New Guinea’s technology sector by providing fully funded education opportunities for young women pursuing higher education in STEM fields. As the nation’s ICT regulator, NICTA anchors this program to empower the next generation of female […] The post NICTA Girls in ICT…
The introduction of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite providers represents a major shift in bridging Papua New Guinea’s digital divide, bringing both immense opportunities and unique regulatory challenges. In the Post-LEO Technology era, NICTA’s role centers on balancing market innovation with regulatory compliance, ensuring that satellite operations align with national frequency allocations,…
Navigating the modern digital world requires a balanced understanding of what users are entitled to and what is expected of them in return. Through Rights and Responsibilities awareness, NICTA educates the public on their digital rights, such as data privacy, fair pricing, and freedom of access, while simultaneously emphasizing their civic responsibilities to use these […] The post Rights and…
A stable, secure, and thriving digital economy is built on a clear foundation of rules that govern all players in the information and communications space. Regulation Awareness focuses on demystifying the National ICT Act and NICTA’s statutory functions, clarifying how the authority manages spectrum allocation, issues operator licenses, and enforces compliance. Ensuring that stakeholders—from tech…
