Nepal's National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has joined Have I Been Pwned's (HIBP) free government service, becoming the 47th government to do so. This partnership provides the NCSC with tools to monitor Nepalese government domains for data breaches.
Through the HIBP service, the NCSC can identify government email addresses that appear in new data breaches. This capability allows for a quicker response to incidents involving compromised credentials, reducing potential risks.
The HIBP government service is designed to assist national cyber teams in improving their threat monitoring and incident response. It provides visibility into compromised credentials and breached accounts across government domain spaces, helping to protect public resources and departments from attackers exploiting exposed data.
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Nepal has become the 47th government to join Have I Been Pwned's free government service, granting its National Cyber Security Centre access to monitor Nepalese government domains for data breaches. This integration allows Nepal to identify exposed government email addresses and respond to compromised accounts, strengthening its cybersecurity posture.