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Disruptive attacks on public-facing services, financially motivated cybercrime and compromises of shared technology providers are increasing cybersecurity risks across Europe.
Summary
ENISA’s Threat Landscape 2026 identifies cybercrime, state-linked activity, foreign information manipulation and interference, hacktivism and vulnerability exploitation as key threats. Geopolitical developments influence attackers’ targets, and interconnected digital systems allow disruption to spread across organizations. Breakdown of incident types impacting the EU (Source: ENISA) ENISA analyzed 8,257 incidents recorded between January 1 and December 31, ...
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