The web portal and applications of the Italian Industry Ministry experienced a significant cyberattack, rendering them inoperable, according to an announcement made by the ministry.
In response, technicians are actively engaged in mitigating the aftermath of the attack, and early investigations indicate no signs of data theft. However, the ministry stated that it is too early to determine when normal operations will be restored.
The cyberattack on the Italian Industry Ministry commenced early in the morning, causing disruption and raising concerns about the impact on various stakeholders. While the full extent and nature of the attack have not been disclosed, the ministry emphasized its commitment to minimizing inconvenience for citizens and businesses.
In collaboration with the National Cybersecurity Agency, the ministry has been closely coordinating efforts to address the situation effectively.
As the technicians continue their work to mitigate the consequences, the Italian Industry Ministry acknowledges the uncertainty surrounding the timeline for resuming regular activities.
The incident serves as a reminder of the persistent threats posed by cyberattacks and the importance of robust cybersecurity measures. The ministry’s ongoing cooperation with the National Cybersecurity Agency reflects a proactive approach to safeguarding critical infrastructure and protecting the interests of the public and businesses.
