Poland takes public services offline after stopping cyberattack
From BMC Daily Cyber News · 1:37
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Daily Cyber News: Poland takes public services offline after stopping cyberattack Citizens, businesses, and public institutions lost access to online government services after Poland temporarily shut down its ePUAP platform. Officials said security teams detected and stopped a cyberattack, then disabled the service as a precaution. The government said the infrastructure supporting key digital services remained secure. Key context: The disruption affects electronic document submissions, government communications, and other administrative procedures. Additional detail: Organizations running essential digital services should review their shutdown criteria, alternative service channels, and public communication plans. For more cybersecurity news and the full Daily Cyber newsletter, visit DailyCyber.News.Cybersecurity training, courses, books, and resources: BareMetalCyber.com. Topics: cybersecurity news, cybersecurity, cyber risk, Poland, takes, public, services, offline, stopping, cyberattack.
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