Massive GovTech breach leaks 42 million documents — including thousands packed with personal information
THE SO WHAT
A 42 million–document leak from a GovTech platform is a reminder that public-sector digitization without security discipline just centralizes risk. If you sell into government or run civic data, treat your stack like critical infrastructure — assume compromise and design for containment and auditability.
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