Citizens May Request Clarification of Personal Data Following the Cyber Attack on Government Services
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Persons who suspect that their personal data have been accessed following the cyber attack on digital public services may request information from the Electronic Government Agency (AGE), and subsequently, if appropriate, may lodge a complaint with the National Centre for the Protection of Personal Data (CNPDCP). The institution states that it has initiated a [...] Article Cyber Attack on Government Services: Citizens may request clarification of…
Persons who suspect that their personal data have been accessed as a result of the cyber attack on digital public services may request information from the Electronic Government Agency (AGE), and subsequently, where appropriate, may lodge a complaint with the National Centre for the Protection of Personal Data (CNPDCP). The institution states that it has initiated an investigation to establish the circumstances of the incident and to verify comp…
Citizens who suspect that their personal data may have been affected by the cyberattack on government electronic services can request clarification from the Electronic Government Agency (AGE), the institution responsible for managing these services. According to the National Center for Personal Data Protection (CNPDCP), individuals who have observed suspicious accesses
The National Center for Personal Data Protection (CNPDCP) started its own investigation and explained the steps that might be taken by those who suspect that their data were accessed: first a petition to the Electronic Government Agency, then, if necessary, a complaint to CNPDCP or the court. The announcement comes after the cyber attack of October 19–23, in which data related to approximately 750,000 IDNPs would have been extracted.
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