Following a cyberattack in Moldova, 21 more government services are temporarily unavailable
Another 21 services remain temporarily unavailable following a cyberattack on Moldova's government digital infrastructure
Another 21 services remain temporarily unavailable following a cyberattack on Moldova's government digital infrastructure
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.
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.
Moldova is preparing to tighten regulations against fraud involving bank cards and other non-cash payment methods: the authorities aim to expand investigative tools and establish specific liability for a range of related actions. The initiative addresses not only the theft or use of payment instruments themselves, but also the preparation of such crimes, which could significantly change the approach to combating financial fraud.
An in-depth review of Yandex Go's investment activities has begun in Moldova: authorities are examining potential risks to information security, personal data protection, and the service's governance structure. Based on the results of the assessment, the council may take measures that could affect the platform's operating conditions in the local market.
Moldova is preparing changes that will expand access to cadastral information for certain professional groups and clarify the procedure for obtaining it. At the same time, the bill amends the rules for subdividing land parcels and registering new properties, which could affect territorial and infrastructure development projects.
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