Specialists are urging the government to tighten regulations aimed at preventing digital espionage. They note that rapid growth in digital technology has widened spying possibilities targeting the country. Information that used to be collected through traditional means can now be obtained from economic, social and political databases. The experts argue that strategic state data are also vulnerable to remote extraction. They recommend a comprehensive legal framework to monitor and block such activities. The call comes amid concerns that foreign actors could exploit the new digital avenues.