En.Ilsole24Ore Italy Enhances Cyber Defense Against Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Amid Ongoing Attacks
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- •Italy's Ministry of Foreign Affairs faced a cyber-attack on October 8, 2026.
- •The National Cybersecurity Agency has launched a new policy for addressing zero-day vulnerabilities.
- •Collaboration with ethical hackers is crucial for the effectiveness of the new cybersecurity measures.
On October 8, 2026, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported a cyber-attack targeting its website, which was successfully mitigated by security systems. This incident occurred as Italy's National Cybersecurity Agency adopted a new policy for Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) to address zero-day vulnerabilities. The CVD aims to facilitate timely identification and resolution of undisclosed vulnerabilities, requiring collaboration with ethical hackers and security researchers. Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani emphasized the importance of cybersecurity reforms implemented in the ministry over recent months. The ongoing attack was monitored in coordination with the National Strategic Centre and relevant authorities, with checks on Italian diplomatic missions abroad for similar threats. No specific details on the attack vector or impact were provided in the articles.
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