The National Philharmonic Orchestra of Armenia is facing financial concerns, according to its artistic director and chief conductor, Eduard Topchyan. In a recent announcement, Topchyan expressed his distress over cyber criminals creating images that aim to harm the artistic values he works to create. While he believes these images have no connection to him, he also admits that his involvement with financial executives leaves the possibility open for these images or personal messages to be sent to his colleagues. Despite the cyber attack, Topchyan refuses to succumb to the pressure of these criminals and hopes this incident will bring people together to combat cyber threats.

The attempt to secure information was reported by information security expert, Samvel Martirosyan, who highlights the significance of the spread of these images. Martirosyan suggests that the attention drawn to these artistic images and their underlying value generates profound interest and provokes discussions. While immediate confirmation may not be necessary in such cases, there are individuals who intentionally use viruses to stretch the boundaries of their imagination and incite unrest. This serves as a reminder of the importance in addressing cyber threats and maintaining peace and stability in our homeland.