Poland has temporarily suspended its ePUAP e-government platform following the detection of a cyberattack, as first reported by Security Affairs.
The ePUAP system, which serves as a critical portal for citizens and businesses to submit official documents and manage administrative procedures, was taken offline as a precautionary measure. Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski confirmed that security teams successfully halted the attack and maintained system stability. Officials from the Central Information Technology Center stated that the infrastructure remains secure and the platform was not compromised. Despite the lack of reported damage, the shutdown has disrupted access to public services and the Trusted Profile digital identity system. The government has not yet disclosed the specific nature of the attack or identified the perpetrators behind the incident. Technical teams are currently conducting security checks to restore full functionality, though no specific timeline for the restoration has been provided. This event follows a series of recent cyber incidents targeting Polish critical infrastructure and private entities, highlighting ongoing regional security challenges. The ministry continues to monitor the situation to ensure the integrity of national digital services for all users.
Source: Security Affairs
