France Sets Up Crisis Unit After Cyberattack on Tax Agency
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will hold an emergency meeting of the crisis unit after a cyberattack on the tax agency that compromised data of nearly 680,000 people.
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French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu will hold an emergency meeting of the crisis unit established after a cyberattack on the tax agency, which resulted in the theft of personal data of nearly 680,000 people. This was announced by the office of the head of the French government.
The meeting will be held in the format of a secure video conference.
The Paris prosecutor's office is investigating the cyberattack, which took place on August 14.
In addition, senators from the Socialist Party have demanded the creation of a parliamentary commission to determine the causes of the incident.
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Cyberattack on French tax agency, data of nearly 680,000 people stolen
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French Prime Minister will hold an emergency crisis unit meeting after a cyberattack on the tax agency compromised data of nearly 680,000 people.
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An emergency crisis unit meeting is expected, along with an investigation by the Paris prosecutor's office and a possible parliamentary commission.