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Cybersecurity team spends a week on alert guarding government, private systems

A CYBERSECURITY team has spent the past week on high alert, working to keep government and private-sector systems safe from cyberattacks. The demanding assignment was shared by Threads user @hanamansor, who posted a photograph of her team’s operation...

A cybersecurity team has spent a week on high alert, working to safeguard both government and private-sector systems from cyberattacks. This demanding assignment was shared by Threads user @hanamansor, who posted an image of her team’s operations room and detailed their efforts to monitor and respond to potential threats. In her post, the team leader expressed gratitude for the support from the public, as the messages of encouragement motivated her colleagues to continue their work.

The team leader clarified that they are not hackers, but rather responsible for upgrading and maintaining these systems, keeping a vigilant watch for any attempts to breach them. She emphasized that their role is to ensure the systems remain secure, and they never considered themselves as heroes, merely carrying out their duties. Her team’s efforts have garnered prayers and messages of support from social media users, who expressed their appreciation for the team’s work in protecting the nation.

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