(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 28 - Premier Giorgia Meloni on Tuesday chaired the Inter-Ministerial Committee for Cyber security to assess "the current state of cyber security" in the light of "the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East", according to a statement from the premier's office at Palazzo Chigi.
    The crises have led to "an increase in cyber attacks and hacker activism" also "towards institutional sites", the statement added.
    Tuesday's meeting "identified and defined the digital safeguards needed to ensure the best protection of Italy's critical and essential infrastructure in the current context". (ANSA).