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Ban on sharing administrative documents via apps and social media

Ban on sharing administrative documents via apps and social media

On September 2, 2026, a publication was issued by Prime Minister Sarah Zaafranie Al-Zanzari aimed at strengthening the protection of national digital systems within public institutions against the escalating cyber threats. The measures include prohibiting the exchange of administrative documents through mobile applications and social media platforms, and mandating the exclusive use of the national email system for official correspondence. Additionally, security protocols such as implementing HTTPS, multi-factor authentication, and annual system audits by authorized entities are to be activated. The publication also emphasized the importance of organizations subscribing to protection services against denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and developing business continuity and disaster recovery plans. It calls for organizing training and awareness sessions for staff to enhance cybersecurity and ensure the uninterrupted delivery of government services.

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