"For Moldova, digitalization is essential for boosting economic competitiveness, attracting investment, and integrating into the European market," said Vasile Tofan
In Moldova, 68 out of 82 online government services have been restored following the October cyberattacks; 14 remain unavailable for now
An online platform has been launched in Moldova where people can report cyberfraud—cybercrime.mai.gov.md
In their first year of participating in the SEPA system, Moldovan citizens and companies saved approximately 16.4 million euros due to lower fees, and the average cost of a transfer in euros dropped to about 1 euro, although transaction fees had previously ranged from 20 to 150 euros - BNM
Following a recent cyber incident affecting critical national infrastructure, authorities reported the results of their investigations and clarified whether the attack and the resulting temporary service disruptions had affected citizens' data. The agency also explained whether it is necessary to replace documents or delete accounts, and how citizens can request information about their personal data.
The National Bank of Moldova urges the public not to fall for misinformation about the banking sector that has been circulating since the cyberattack
AIPA received recommendations from experts as part of its final self-assessment for accreditation to obtain the right to manage EU funding
Another 21 services remain temporarily unavailable following a cyberattack on Moldova's government digital infrastructure
Moldova has postponed the acceptance of applications for grant-based financial support for businesses through ODA, which had been scheduled for November 2
To resume data exchange with accounting software on the e-Factura platform, businesses must create new API accounts and update their connection settings
Moldova's authorities moved on several fronts, from energy financing and power-grid projects to business regulation, privatisation and financial-sector rules. At the same time, new trade data, a proposed medicine-pricing reform and measures following recent cyber incidents point to a busy policy agenda with implications for companies and consumers alike.
On October 30, the State Tax Service will deactivate existing e-Factura API accounts
Data stolen by cybercriminals during a cyberattack on government information systems does not provide direct access to citizens' funds in their accounts—Moldova Banking Association
In Moldova, the operation of a number of government e-services has been temporarily restricted following cyber incidents and additional security checks. Some online services are already unavailable or experiencing disruptions, and the relevant agencies promise to restore them once technical procedures are completed and risk assessments are carried out.
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