French PM Admits Few Ministries Meet Cyber Standards After Large Hacks
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The Prime Minister has asked the National Information Systems Security Agency to propose by Friday a team capable of intervening on the front line in case of suspicion of cyberattack against the state.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has asked the National Agency for Information Systems Security (ANSSI) to set up a "new cyber unit" in a position to intervene in the face of numerous cyber attacks affecting the state on Wednesday, 19 August.
Mobilizable as soon as a ministry's sensitive access violation occurs, this unit will be composed of agents of the ANSSI. The contours of this "task force" remain to be defined.
In a letter addressed to the Secretary General of Defence and National Security, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu demanded the establishment of a new specialized team, called "Task Force", to...
"There is an urgent need to design and conduct without delay a more responsive and stronger operational response to the cyberattacks that the state is currently encountering," the head of government wrote in a letter addressed to the Anssi.
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