Italy Calls National Security Meeting to Address Rising Cyber Threats
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MENAFNThe gathering will take place on November 10 at the Interior Ministry's headquarters in Rome, with discussions focusing on potential threats to public safety resulting from cyber incidents.
The announcement followed growing concerns about cybersecurity risks facing Italy.
On Saturday, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani revealed that cybercriminals had shared his personal information on the dark web and were attempting to obtain additional details about him and his family, exposing them to "threats and intimidation."
Tajani attributed the alleged targeting to Italy's backing of Ukraine. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed support for the foreign minister and referred to the activities of "pro-Russian hackers."
Defense Minister Guido Crosetto also warned about the dangers associated with hybrid warfare, highlighting concerns over the misuse of personal information and the manipulation of information.
He said such threats continued to receive insufficient attention and called for national security to become a priority across government institutions.
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