Government sets up cybersecurity device for elections: experts warn of risk of espionage
It is the voters who decide in these European electionsbut there are also those who want to have a say without being registered for this electoral event, which by for the first time it can be done in mobility. âRussia is very interested in understanding what the future commitment of the European Union (EU) will be with Ukraine and can launch attacks on organizations that deal with this type of information,” responds John Hultquist, chief analyst at Mandiant Intelligence, which belongs to the Google group.
Deepfakes, which use artificial intelligence to make known people tell lies, are the last cry of cyber manipulation, but Hultquist leaves a warning to all Portuguese parties and candidates: “This is a period in which we expect a lot of espionage.†. O Government and the National Cybersecurity Center (CNCS) are aware of the risk and therefore set up a technological device to keep up with what is happening in cyberspace.
