A recent outage of the Reserve+ application revealed a problem with the BankID system overload, which temporarily made user authorization unavailable. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported that they are considering the possibility of introducing additional login methods, but have not yet specified the timing of their implementation.
A recent outage of the Reserve+ application revealed a problem with the BankID system overload, which temporarily made user authorization unavailable. The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine reported that they are considering the possibility of introducing additional login methods, but have not yet specified the timing of their implementation.
In particular, the Ministry of Defense is considering authorization through «Diya.Pydpys» after a failure in «Reserve+».
«This was not a technical failure in Reserve+ itself, but a problem with the authorization service, which arose due to a significant number of requests. BankID is one of the most popular methods of remote identification in Ukraine. Regarding additional authorization methods, we are considering options for expanding login capabilities. For example, authorization through „Diya.Pidpis“ or directly through banks, so that dependence on one mechanism does not create risks in the event of peak loads,» the Ministry of Defense said in a comment to DOU.
The Cyber Incident Response Center is responsible for the cybersecurity of the department’s digital solutions. Its specialists process about 850 alerts every week and investigate over 5,000 cases of cyber threats every year. The Ministry of Defense also assured that Reserve+ successfully passed a security audit and received a certificate of compliance with the comprehensive information protection system (CSIS).
