Our exclusive sources revealed that the systems of the Central Bank of Libya have, over the past period, been subjected to repeated attempts of cyber intrusion, confirming that the bank’s systems and platforms remain secure and have not been affected by these attempts, following technical measures that included the complete isolation of systems and strengthening of cybersecurity measures.
The sources explained that these developments come amid increasing pressure and threats from several local parties targeting the bank’s leadership, along with fears of a possible repetition of the scenario of storming the bank that occurred in previous periods.
The sources added that the arrest of a number of department directors at the bank, and the exceptional circumstances that accompanied this, pushed the bank’s management to take a series of precautionary measures aimed at ensuring the safety of work processes and maintaining the continuity of services provided to citizens and the banking sector.
The sources confirmed that the bank continues to monitor technical and security conditions on an ongoing basis, while working to protect digital infrastructure and enhance system readiness to face any potential targeting attempts.
