Tripoli: The Central Bank of Libya has announced that a recently discovered cyber incident has been fully contained, assuring that no funds or financial assets were compromised in the process. This confirmation comes as a relief amidst concerns over potential breaches affecting the bank's operations.
According to Libyan News Agency, the Central Bank issued a statement on Tuesday detailing that a comprehensive investigation into the incident was conducted. Recovery and restoration efforts are currently on track, with specialized teams working diligently to ensure the readiness and security of the systems. The bank emphasized that no confirmed signs of a breach affecting accounts or financial assets have been detected, based on extensive assessments to date.
The Central Bank highlighted that the security of data and banking operations remains a top priority. Ongoing monitoring supports the assessment that the systems remain secure. The bank reiterated its commitment to maintaining the continuity, stability, and reliability of its operations and services.
The bank has strengthened security measures as part of recovery efforts, reflecting its dedication to protecting the financial system and maintaining the confidence of banks and related entities. The Central Bank expressed appreciation for the efforts of all cooperating parties, including security agencies, companies, and technology institutions. It assured continued updates through its official channels and confirmed that it will monitor and recover operations in line with established technical and institutional cybersecurity and risk management protocols.