Critical vulnerabilities left government systems, sensitive data, open to cyberattacks during war
A recent audit revealed critical vulnerabilities in Israeli government systems that could expose sensitive data to cyberattacks. The findings highlight failures in various ministries, including the Foreign and Housing Ministries, as well as issues with remote-work security. Experts emphasize the need for improved cybersecurity measures, especially in light of potential threats from Iran.
- ▪An audit found critical vulnerabilities in Israeli government systems.
- ▪Failures were identified in the Foreign Ministry and Housing Ministry databases.
- ▪Experts warn of increased cyber threats from Iran during wartime.
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| Original publisher | The Jerusalem Post | JPost.com |
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| Publication time | Tue, 26 May 2026 16:02:16 GMT |
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Critical vulnerabilities left government systems, sensitive data, open to cyberattacks during warEnglman: Israel must be ready for Iranian cyber threats; audit finds failures in Foreign Min. systems, Housing Min. databases, remote-work security, digital services.Follow us on GoogleAn illustration of a cyber board with an Israel flag.(photo credit: FOTOGRIN. Via Shutterstock)
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