(Reuters) France will use artificial intelligence tools to identify cybersecurity vulnerabilities across government agencies following a major cyberattack that exposed the data of about 700,000 taxpayers, Budget Minister David Amiel said on Tuesday.
The country’s tax agency also detected another data breach on Monday, with officials still assessing its impact.
The government’s move comes amid growing concerns over the security of French public-sector systems following the recent tax agency attack.
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