CSDD Chairman Aksenoks ready to resign after cyberattack probe

Aivars Aksenoks, the chairman of Latvia's Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD) board, has indicated his readiness to resign from his post. This decision comes in the wake of a significant cyberattack that recently targeted the organization. Aksenoks stated his willingness to leave the position once the investigation into the cyber incident concludes.

The cyberattack reportedly compromised the CSDD's systems, raising concerns about data security and operational integrity. While Aksenoks has expressed his preparedness to step down, the CSDD has not yet officially commented on his statement or confirmed any timeline for his departure. The investigation is ongoing, and its findings are expected to shed light on the extent of the breach and potential security vulnerabilities.

This development raises questions about the CSDD's cybersecurity measures and the impact of the attack on its services. Aksenoks' potential resignation could signal a broader shake-up within the directorate as it seeks to address the fallout from the cyber incident and restore public trust.