WE ARE NOTHING FROM THE June 2 elections and among the many doubts that hover over these elections There is one that we must not lose sight of: a possible cyber attack.
The significant increase in cyber attacks Distributed denial of service (DDoS) has become a topic of major concern.
These attacksWhat do they seek overload servers with malicious traffic for make them inaccessiblehave previously affected websites related to elections, political parties and mediaraising serious doubts about the security of our critical infrastructure and the integrity of the electoral process.
In recent weeks we have seen how these attacks have interrupted the dissemination of information, a fundamental pillar for any democracy.
The inability to access communication platforms Already electoral information sites not only create confusion among voters, but also undermine the trust in it Democratic system.
DDoS attacks are not new in the digital spherebut its use as a tool to destabilize electoral processes is alarming.
According to the latest report from cybersecurity Netscout, Mexico suffered 16,711 DDoS attacks alone in the second half of 2023.
This critical outlook highlights the vulnerability of our digital infrastructures and the urgent need for more robust protection measures.
The company, led by Jorge Tsuchiya in Mexico, emphasized the importance of close collaboration between government authorities, electoral organizations and online service providers to mitigate these attacks.
Proactive measures are being implemented to strengthen cyber defenses, closely monitor any suspicious activity and ensure the availability of electoral information for all citizens.
This collaboration is not only necessary to protect digital infrastructure, but also to preserve trust in the democratic process.
Everyone, from policymakers to citizens, has a responsibility to ensure that these principles remain intact.
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