Government servers to be relocated by October
By October government servers damaged by a water leak in April will be relocated to premises operated by the Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CyTA), the deputy minister of research said on ...
Government cybersecurity discussed at House Institutions Committee
The House Institutions Committee on Wednesday discussed government security in light of a wave of cyber-attacks.
Though some MPs sought to have the matter discussed openly, it was eventually held ...
Overlooked report warned finance ministry of risk to servers
A report filed four years ago by a tech company warned the government of the risk of water leaks at the finance ministry’s basement, where servers are located.
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Moving water-damaged servers could take several months, says government spokesman
Moving government servers damaged by a leak could take a few months a spokesperson from the deputy ministry of research, innovation, and digital policy said on Wednesday, a week after ...
Government accepts responsibility for server disruption (Updated)
President Nikos Christodoulides said on Wednesday that the blame for the server disruption belongs to his government, and that he would not blame others for the failure to move the ...
Government websites back online after server mishap (update 3)
Government services were back online on Tuesday evening after shutting down throughout the day, following a flooding incident in the room they are hosted in on Monday evening.
The government ...