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By Steven Scheer
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TEL AVIV: Israel's government on Monday ordered communications firms to step up their cyber security<\/a> efforts in the wake of a rise in attempted hacking attacks.

New regulations are currently being implemented in which mandatory and unified standards will have to be met, the Communications Ministry and Israel's National Cyber Directorate said.

Under the new rules, firms must formulate plans to protect communications networks using a combination of monitoring and
control mechanisms<\/a> to make it possible to establish an up to date picture of cyber protection<\/a> while ensuring privacy.

\"We are trying to put the right standard on communications companies in order to protect Israel and create a kind of '
Iron Dome<\/a>' from cyber security attacks<\/a>. We are suffering from thousands of cyber attacks<\/a> every year,\" Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel told a news conference.

Israel uses an Iron Dome air-defence system to intercept rockets fired by Palestinian militants, mostly from Gaza.

Hendel said that risks continued to mount, along with more
digitisation<\/a>.

\"Communications networks are an attractive target for cyber attacks by hostile elements,\" Hendel said, citing potential damage or shutdown of services and leakage of information being stored.

According to cyber security firm Check Point, there was a 137% annual jump in average weekly attacks on Israeli companies, to nearly 1,500 per week, in the first three months of 2022.

Gaby Portnoy, Israel's new cyber security czar, said in the last month alone, Israel had seen a sharp rise in attacks trying to bring down websites. He accused Iranians of carrying out many of the attacks.

Last month, he noted, a denial of service attack aimed at bringing down government sites began through telecom providers but ultimately failed.

Portnoy said Israeli telecoms firms had very good cyber security but that the new regulations, which include a higher level of supervision, would be an improvement.


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以色列渴望建立网络“铁穹”抑制攻击

目前正在实施新法规的强制性和统一标准必须满足,通信部门和以色列的国家网络指挥部说。

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特拉维夫,以色列政府周一下令加强通信公司网络安全努力的试图黑客攻击。

目前正在实施新法规的强制性和统一标准必须满足,通信部门和以色列的国家网络指挥部说。

在新规则下,企业必须制定计划保护使用监控和通信网络控制机制可以建立一个最新的照片网络保护同时确保隐私。

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“我们正试图把正确的标准通信公司为了保护以色列和创造一种““铁穹”“从网络安全攻击。我们正遭受数千网络攻击每年,“通讯部长Yoaz Hendel在新闻发布会上说。乐动扑克

以色列使用一个“铁穹”防空系统拦截火箭发射的巴勒斯坦激进分子,大多来自加沙。

Hendel说风险持续增加,以及更多数字化

“通信网络被恶意网络攻击的一个有吸引力的目标元素,“Hendel说,列举了潜在的损害或关闭的服务和泄漏的信息被存储。

据网络安全公司检查,每周平均有每年137%的跳跃攻击以色列公司,每周近1500,在2022年的前三个月。

戈比Portnoy,以色列的新网络安全沙皇,仅在上个月说,以色列已经急剧上升攻击试图降低网站。他指责伊朗实施的袭击。

上个月,他指出,拒绝服务攻击的目的是为了降低政府网站开始通过电信提供商但最终失败了。

Portnoy说以色列电信公司有非常好的网络安全,但新规定,其中包括一个更高层次的监督,将是一个进步。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
By Steven Scheer
<\/strong>
TEL AVIV: Israel's government on Monday ordered communications firms to step up their cyber security<\/a> efforts in the wake of a rise in attempted hacking attacks.

New regulations are currently being implemented in which mandatory and unified standards will have to be met, the Communications Ministry and Israel's National Cyber Directorate said.

Under the new rules, firms must formulate plans to protect communications networks using a combination of monitoring and
control mechanisms<\/a> to make it possible to establish an up to date picture of cyber protection<\/a> while ensuring privacy.

\"We are trying to put the right standard on communications companies in order to protect Israel and create a kind of '
Iron Dome<\/a>' from cyber security attacks<\/a>. We are suffering from thousands of cyber attacks<\/a> every year,\" Communications Minister Yoaz Hendel told a news conference.

Israel uses an Iron Dome air-defence system to intercept rockets fired by Palestinian militants, mostly from Gaza.

Hendel said that risks continued to mount, along with more
digitisation<\/a>.

\"Communications networks are an attractive target for cyber attacks by hostile elements,\" Hendel said, citing potential damage or shutdown of services and leakage of information being stored.

According to cyber security firm Check Point, there was a 137% annual jump in average weekly attacks on Israeli companies, to nearly 1,500 per week, in the first three months of 2022.

Gaby Portnoy, Israel's new cyber security czar, said in the last month alone, Israel had seen a sharp rise in attacks trying to bring down websites. He accused Iranians of carrying out many of the attacks.

Last month, he noted, a denial of service attack aimed at bringing down government sites began through telecom providers but ultimately failed.

Portnoy said Israeli telecoms firms had very good cyber security but that the new regulations, which include a higher level of supervision, would be an improvement.


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