Cross-sector desks
Qalqan Media sections
Five cross-sector desks above the industries and eight professional verticals matching the Qalqan sectors.
Five desks above the industries
Twenty-first-century threats do not fit into a single sector. These five desks pull material from several fields at once.
Security Today
The main security events in Kazakhstan, Central Asia and the world — with an explanation of why they matter to the reader.
Open sectionExpert commentaryQalqan Expert
Exclusive commentary from specialists across eight sectors — several professional perspectives on the same event.
Open sectionNewsroom investigationsQalqan Investigation
The newsroom's own investigations: how schemes are built, where data and money go, who profits and how.
Open sectionSecurity of the futureSecurity of the Future
What the security world will look like in five to ten years: AI, robotics, drones, biometrics, quantum technology, digital identity.
Open sectionInternational securityGlobal Security
The international context: the US, Europe, China, the Middle East, Türkiye, Asia, Russia, Central Asia — and how it reaches the region.
Open sectionEight professional verticals
The Qalqan Security Experts Public Association consists of eight sectors. In the media each sector is a full editorial vertical with its own topics, formats and experts.
Economic and internal security
Protecting a business from the inside
Open section02Physical security
Protecting people and facilities in physical space
Open section03Integrated technical security
Technology that closes a risk instead of simulating protection
Open section04Information security
Digital threats: from phishing to AI-driven attacks
Open section05Private investigation
How establishing facts actually works
Open section06Canine service
A working dog as a real security instrument
Open section07Legal protection
Law as a working security instrument
Open section08Lie detection and profiling
Why people agree even when something does not add up
Open sectionPersonal and family security
How a person and their family stay safe in the real and the virtual world. Separate desks for children, teenagers, families and older relatives — because they are vulnerable in different ways.
Children
«I don't know what to do when something dangerous happens, and I'm afraid to tell the adults».
Open section02Teenagers
«I want to be independent, but I can't tell where ordinary internet risk ends and real danger begins».
Open section03Family
«There are many different threats and I am the only one responsible for all of them».
Open section04Older people
«I don't understand who can be trusted in today's digital world».
Open section05What to do?
«I don't know what to do right now, and I am losing time».
Open section06The psychology of security
«I knew something was wrong — and still kept talking».
Open sectionAbout
The core principle of the editorial structure: one threat is examined in several dimensions at once.