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Mongolia faces 60,000–70,000 cyber attacks every week

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E.Oyun-Erdene
2025-05-03
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Mongolia faces 60,000–70,000 cyber attacks every week

Mongolia is targeted by an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 cyber attacks each week, according to E.Enkhee, a cooperation specialist at the Public Center for Combating Cyber Attacks and Conflicts.

And noted that the global volume of cyber threats is steadily rising, and no country has been able to fully eliminate these risks. In this context, individual awareness and responsibility are essential for cybersecurity.

"Every citizen plays a role in prevention. Avoiding suspicious links, safeguarding personal information, and using licensed software are key to minimizing vulnerabilities," E.Enkhee stressed.

The specialist also highlighted recent cyber attacks on organizations such as Intermed Hospital and the Data bank. These incidents underscore the importance of protecting critical information infrastructure, including hospitals, mineral resources, telecommunications, and food production sectors.

Mongolia is targeted by an estimated 60,000 to 70,000 cyber attacks each week, according to E.Enkhee, a cooperation specialist at the Public Center for Combating Cyber Attacks and Conflicts.

And noted that the global volume of cyber threats is steadily rising, and no country has been able to fully eliminate these risks. In this context, individual awareness and responsibility are essential for cybersecurity.

"Every citizen plays a role in prevention. Avoiding suspicious links, safeguarding personal information, and using licensed software are key to minimizing vulnerabilities," E.Enkhee stressed.

The specialist also highlighted recent cyber attacks on organizations such as Intermed Hospital and the Data bank. These incidents underscore the importance of protecting critical information infrastructure, including hospitals, mineral resources, telecommunications, and food production sectors.

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2025-05-03


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