The Cybersecurity Directorate is an institution established on January 8, 2025 under the Presidency. Its purpose is to compile cyber intelligence.
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In Ankara, access was blocked to 432 of 774 websites examined during the gendarmerie's cyber patrol over the past week. The sites were reported to the Turkish Cyber Security Presidency.
The X account of the EngelliWeb project, which documents access blocks for the Freedom of Expression Association (İFÖD), was blocked from access. İFÖD said at least 1,270 X accounts were blocked from access in September.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan appointed deputy heads and general managers to the Cyber Security Directorate; the decisions were published in the Official Gazette.
+8: A Haber, Sabah, Star, Takvim, Milliyet, CNN Türk, Hürriyet and Türkiye Gazetesi +9: TGRT Haber, A Haber, Sabah, Star, Takvim, Milliyet, CNN Türk, Hürriyet and Türkiye Gazetesi 
+3: Halk TV, Evrensel and Muhalif +4: Sözcü, Halk TV, Evrensel and Muhalif The Istanbul 1st Criminal Judgeship of Peace ordered access to the T24 news site's website and social media accounts to be blocked. The ruling cited the allegation that the site produced 118 items of LGBT propaganda in one year.
+11: Milliyet, Yeni Şafak, Türkiye Gazetesi, Yeni Akit, Takvim, Star, DHA, Yeni Asır, Hürriyet, Haber7 and A Haber +12: Sabah, Milliyet, Yeni Şafak, Türkiye Gazetesi, Yeni Akit, Takvim, Star, DHA, Yeni Asır, Hürriyet, Haber7 and A Haber 
+8: Bianet, Kısa Dalga, ANKA Haber Ajansı, Ekonomim, Serbestiyet, Dünya, Diken and Havadis +9: Agos, Bianet, Kısa Dalga, ANKA Haber Ajansı, Ekonomim, Serbestiyet, Dünya, Diken and Havadis 
+8: Muhalif, Cumhuriyet, Oda TV, Yeniçağ, Nefes, Evrensel, BirGün and Yenidüzen +9: Sözcü, Muhalif, Cumhuriyet, Oda TV, Yeniçağ, Nefes, Evrensel, BirGün and Yenidüzen 
+2: DW Türkçe and Euronews Türkçe The Ankara Provincial Gendarmerie Command blocked access to 417 sites with illegal content among 760 accounts and addresses examined in its 21-27 September cyber patrol.
+4: Yeni Şafak, Milliyet, Milat and Star +5: A Haber, Yeni Şafak, Milliyet, Milat and Star Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announced that suspects, including a fund management board chairman and members, were arrested over allegations of manipulative trading, and 51 people were banned from leaving the country; access to 246 social media accounts was blocked.
+6: Yeni Asır, A Haber, Hürriyet, Haber7, Habertürk and Milat +7: Takvim, Yeni Asır, A Haber, Hürriyet, Haber7, Habertürk and Milat 
+5: Ekonomim, Karar, Diken, Dünya and Ekonomi Manşet +6: Bianet, Ekonomim, Karar, Diken, Dünya and Ekonomi Manşet 
+6: Gerçek Gündem, Sözcü, Oda TV, Nefes, Halk TV and Muhalif +7: BirGün, Gerçek Gündem, Sözcü, Oda TV, Nefes, Halk TV and Muhalif 
+2: BBC Türkçe and Asharq Al-Awsat Coordinated by intelligence agency MİT, the Cybersecurity Directorate and Gendarmerie raided Ankara-based Aydo Yazılım, a company selling software to trade unions, detaining five people including the company owner. Investigators found a hidden interface added to union software allowed access to leaked data, and that databases included records of people under 18.
+3: Daily Sabah, Hürriyet and Yeni Şafak +4: Habertürk, Daily Sabah, Hürriyet and Yeni Şafak 
