Security: Posts and News mentioning Apvienotais saraksts

Political posts and news in Security that mention Apvienotais saraksts, from monitored Latvian public sources.

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Andris Kulbergs (@AndrisKulbergs)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Ministru prezidents
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Day No. 59 in the prime minister's seat — security, difficult legacies and decisions that can no longer be postponed

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TV3 Ziņas (@TV3zinas)
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Kulbergs notes – in the oversight of the CSDD system's cybersecurity, there may have been a conflict of interest https://t.co/LdAvvnK8pe

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After the CSDD data leak, the Prime Minister speaks about a possible conflict of interest and a sharp cybersecurity mistake 0 251

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Andris Kulbergs (@AndrisKulbergs)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Ministru prezidents
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@AndrejsDeeCee @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ There is a very interesting story, there will be separate info about TET, but everything points to very interesting oddities on the CSDD side, where TET is not involved... there will be info when there is confirming data.

@AndrisKulbergs @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ 'CSDD had a contract with TET for server and connection cybersecurity' then TET SHOULD have detected data leakage or suspicious network activity. Of course, the question is which products and solutions are connected, but network flow monitoring should have reported suspicious data volume.

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Andris Kulbergs (@AndrisKulbergs)
APVIENOTAIS SARAKSTS - Latvijas Zaļā partija, Latvijas Reģionu Apvienība, Liepājas partija · Ministru prezidents
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@desdae1 @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ There will be a separate story about TET, but there everything points to interesting internal processes at CSDD, which is very interesting...

@AndrisKulbergs @CSDD_LV @Apvienotais_ ZZdats/Dativa + LVM + CSDD + undisclosed data leaks already form a very interesting data set. It is also unclear why TET monitoring did not detect abnormal data flow to some IP addresses in time.

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Jauns.lv
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Kulbergs wants to introduce authentication for access to declarations of state officials

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Jauns.lv
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Latvia and Lithuania are considering an unprecedented step - the governments of both countries could meet in full.

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Four out of ten. What will we do if next time there are more drones?

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Lato Lapsa (@Lato_Lapsa)
Žurnālists
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@Lato_Lapsa And TET took the subordinates, where Ceruss again appears. @AndrisKulbergs should be asked to review all state and municipal contracts - who is generally responsible for IT security and whether similar subcontracting schemes also appear there - then security is probably the same.

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Latvijas Ziņas
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The CSDD council resigns from office

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BB.lv
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After the data leak, Aksenoks announces that he is ready to leave the post of head of CSDD 0 207

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Kulbergs to CSDD management: resign or face the consequences 0 243

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Prime minister calls on CSDD management and council to resign

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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I disagree. The added value of this 'De facto' segment is very important for the state and its citizens - this information confirms that @Apvienotais_ prime minister @AndrisKulbergs is a person with double morality, ready to lie and use state resources, and that after Lībiņa-Egnere we again have a justice minister who lies - @EdvardsSmiltens. We also learn from the segment that KNAB is not fulfilling its tasks and continues to fear the ruling power. All these are extremely dangerous symptoms for democracy and show that we have reached the level of a deformed state.

@OttoOzols @ltvdefacto @Apvienotais_ @AndrisKulbergs @EdvardsSmiltens @KNABinforme Nonsense! Questions must be asked and they were asked. Answers were also received. And KNAB was involved. The point is - that a segment is being made about something that has been discussed several times in social and traditional media, saying nothing new. What new information did the public gain? 0.

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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So - obvious and clear - @AndrisKulbergs, @EdvardsSmiltens @Apvienotais_ essentially the current government core have broken the law, lied, squandered state funds for private needs, @KNABinforme once again demonstrated clinical fear of the ruling elite and, frightened, pretended nothing happened. But here some think that nothing really happened and the blame should be shifted to journalists who dared to ask Kulberg's excellency questions that his highness found uncomfortable. And how are we different from Putlerland, where journalists must be put in their place for wrong questions?

Very weak @ltvdefacto piece about @Apvienotais_ and @AndrisKulbergs violations when meeting with residents in Liepāja. Nothing sensational. Not even any investigative journalism - no amounts wasted or hourly rates calculated that were spent inappropriately. You can do better.

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Otto Ozols (@OttoOzols)
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@ivchix @AndrisKulbergs @EdvardsSmiltens As is known, in Latvia @KNABinforme is not an independent institution (a systemic error that was fixed in Ukraine), this institution is neither brave nor capable of functioning. Did the politicians themselves get scared to confirm to LSM with documents that everything was correct and honest?

@OttoOzols @AndrisKulbergs @EdvardsSmiltens That will probably now be clarified by KNAB. But more details about that – on Sunday https://t.co/xkes9lQCCQ

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Jurģis Liepnieks (@JurgisLiepnieks)
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@ilmarmors @katrinailjinska @AndrisKulbergs Have you read that contract? Maybe then give it to all of us to read! It sounds to me that in this case the prime minister is right. The idea that it would be better to store explosives and drones separately is simply ridiculous from a logical standpoint.

The prime minister should know how to ask the right questions and be able to delve into details and know the subject :) From Sprūds's specific formulations (a favorite trick of politicians - saying it so that it's not a lie, but creates the desired / more positive impression) one can understand that something might not be exactly as Kulbergs, most likely, some NBS staff rat told him.

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