The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced in a statement issued on Tuesday that the recent cybersecurity incident has been fully contained, following up on its previous statement released on June 9.
The CBL explained that a comprehensive investigation had been conducted and that its findings have now been substantially concluded. It added that recovery and restoration efforts are progressing steadily in line with the established plan, while specialized teams continue working to ensure the readiness and security of all systems.
The Central Bank reassured all stakeholders, based on the extensive assessments completed to date, that no indicators have been detected suggesting any breach affecting accounts, balances, or financial assets associated with the bank’s operations or related banking institutions.
The statement stressed that the integrity of data and banking operations remains among the bank’s highest priorities and is supported by ongoing monitoring and oversight measures.
It also renewed its full commitment to maintaining the continuity, stability, and reliability of all its operations and banking services, noting that security measures implemented under the recovery plan have been further strengthened to protect the financial system and preserve the confidence of banks and relevant stakeholders.
The CBL expressed its appreciation for the efforts of the security authorities, technology companies, and institutions that cooperated with it during the incident. It reaffirmed that it would continue to provide necessary updates through its official channels and maintain monitoring activities in accordance with approved cybersecurity and risk management standards.
