Some Social Insurance Services May Be Unavailable During Checks After Cyberattack

Summary
The agency says maintenance and checks initiated after a cyberattack on information systems may affect some services. It warns benefit recipients that staff will not request confidential information by phone or message.
Key points
- The agency says maintenance and checks initiated by the Public Services Agency after a cyberattack may affect access to some services.
- The agency says its staff do not contact benefit recipients by phone or message to request personal or confidential information.
- People can verify doubtful information through the agency's call center.
- The agency advises caution when using online resources and directs users to its official site, www[.]cnas[.]gov[.]md, for service updates.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Cyberattack on information systems, followed by maintenance and verification work initiated by the Public Services Agency.
- Impact
- Some National Social Insurance House services may be unavailable. The article does not confirm data theft or disclose the attack's technical details.
