Cyber ​​Security Presidency: No problem affecting the security of eGovernment was found

Public services provided through the e-Government Gateway, which serves more than 69 million users, are maintained safely and uninterruptedly.

In the e-Government Gateway, which provides services by establishing secure connections with the systems of relevant public institutions rather than collecting citizens' information in a single center, multi-layered security measures are implemented to protect personal data.

While systems are monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, possible risks are monitored through regular security tests and checks. The security of digital connections established with public institutions is also constantly checked.

The Cyber ​​Security Presidency reiterated its call for public institutions and private sector organizations to check their PHP infrastructures, apply security updates released by the manufacturer and switch to secure software versions.

In particular, the importance of identifying outdated software components, completing the necessary security checks and making updates without delay was emphasized.

It was stated that the Presidency continues security scans and technical follow-up studies on a national scale in coordination with relevant institutions and Cyber ​​Incident Response Teams.

The Cyber ​​Security Presidency announced yesterday that it had launched national scans against critical security vulnerabilities called "PHP2Shell" in the PHP software, and that notifications were sent to relevant institutions and organizations to take urgent measures.

Source: TRT Haber Açık RSS (Gündem) (Open Press / Translated Full Text)