CSDD chairman does not plan to resign after cyberattack exposed personal data
Aivars Aksenoks, chairman of the board of Latvia's Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD), says he does not intend to step down over a cyberattack that exposed people's personal data held by the agency. He plans to remain in his post.
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The chairman of the board of the Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD), Aivars Aksenoks, has stated that he does not plan to resign from his position in connection with a cyberattack on the agency during which personal data of individuals was obtained by attackers.
Aksenoks confirmed that, despite the incident, he intends to continue carrying out his duties as chairman of the CSDD board and will not be stepping down.
Background
As a result of the cyberattack, unauthorized parties gained access to personal data held by CSDD about residents. The source report does not specify further details about the scale of the breach or exactly what data was accessed.
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