Members of Pakistan’s Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology raised concerns about the security of Islamabad’s Safe City surveillance system, questioning whether software used in the system could have links to Israeli technology companies. Lawmakers from PML-N and JUI-P warned that potential vulnerabilities in the surveillance infrastructure could expose sensitive information, including VVIP movements. Officials from the Safe City project assured the committee that the system is protected by multiple cybersecurity safeguards, including firewalls, secure data servers, and regular technical audits. The committee directed authorities to provide a detailed list of all software used in the surveillance system and requested further technical briefings to assess potential risks.