On election day for the 15th Saeima, Cert.lv specialists did not identify any threats or incidents in Latvia's cyberspace that could affect the electoral process. Meanwhile, monitoring continues in an enhanced mode.
No threats or incidents related to the elections for the 15th Saeima have been identified in Latvia's cyberspace, reported Liga Besere, head of communications at the cyber incident prevention agency Cert.lv, to the LETA agency.
According to her, the election day began calmly.
During monitoring, specialists discovered several websites with names similar to those of certain Latvian media outlets. However, no malicious or fraudulent content was found on these resources or on previously identified sites.
Intensive monitoring of these websites continues.
Besere noted that the overall level of cyber threats in the country remains high, but the situation is assessed as stable. So far, no activity has been recorded that could affect the conduct of the elections.
Cert.lv, together with other responsible agencies, continues enhanced monitoring of cyberspace and is ready to respond promptly to potential cyber threats.
The State Agency for Digital Development (SADR) also reported that the electoral platform is operating steadily and according to plan. Technical support and call center specialists continue to assist polling stations.
On Saturday, elections for the 15th Saeima are taking place in Latvia. A total of 1,557,615 citizens have the right to vote, and polling stations will be open until 20:00.
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