The scandal of the German interior minister for giving the right to remain silent to the head of cyber defense at the time

According to the report of the international group Tasnim news agency, citing the German “Focus” magazine, based on German Federal Interior Minister Nancy Pfizer is said to have paid the cyber defense chief €20,000 to remain silent before firing him, according to new information. The Bundestag (central German parliament) is worried about the announcement of this news.

The “Bild” newspaper also reported that Nancy Pfizer, the German Federal Minister of the Interior of the Social Democratic Party, with Arne Schoenbaum, the head of her cyber defense at the time, in In January, he signed a non-disclosure agreement before being removed from his position. Four points were agreed upon at that time, including that Schoenbaum would drop the lawsuit against his successor at the Federal Bureau of Investigation (BSI). Do not transfer yourself to the Federal Academy. In exchange for the tasks and commitments given by Schoenboom, this ministry paid him about 20,000 euros. Both sides had also agreed that this appointment and its commitments would remain confidential.

According to Bild newspaper, while the spokesperson of the German Ministry of Interior denied the truth of this information, several members of the German Parliament They expressed concern about the alleged revelation. “Alexander Trum”, the spokesperson of the internal policy of the Christian Democratic Party, has called for the immediate clarification of the facts about this. Pfizer promised full transparency to the internal committee in September, Trom said. If there is such an agreement, he has given false information to this committee.

He emphasized that he could never imagine that an interior minister would resort to “such a tool”.

“Philip Amtor”, an internal expert of the Christian Democratic Party, also declared that this revelation shows the “flawless inconsistency” of Pfizer’s behavior, as well as evidence of his personality problem when he admits his mistakes. He added: “Fairly, His obvious mistakes have now hardly hurt Pfizer.

He questioned why Pfizer hid the existence of a non-disclosure agreement and non-disclosure agreement from the parliament and the public, which are clear signs of violation. Is the task his responsibility?

At the beginning of November, Schönbaum’s successor, Claudia Plattner, presented the BSI management report on cyber security in Germany for the first time as the new head of the security body.

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