Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
According to studies, cybercrime constitutes half of all the crimes perpetrated in some member-state and accounts for losses worth billions of euros per year. Nevertheless, most hacks happen via known exploits, where hackers know the IT networks better than companies. This publication aims to provide measures to strengthen the cybersecurity infrastructure at the European and national levels. Minimizing cybercrime is generally linked to business preparedness and citizen knowledge.
Therefore, these groups are given special consideration in the analysis and policy recommendations.
Access the full publication "It's not a data breach, it's a surprise backup" by NEOS Lab here: bit.ly/3j2cdqh
According to studies, cybercrime constitutes half of all the crimes perpetrated in some member-state and accounts for losses worth billions of euros per year. Nevertheless, most hacks happen via known exploits, where hackers know the IT networks better than companies. This publication aims to provide measures to strengthen the cybersecurity infrastructure at the European and national levels. Minimizing cybercrime is generally linked to business preparedness and citizen knowledge.
Therefore, these groups are given special consideration in the analysis and policy recommendations.
Access the full publication "It's not a data breach, it's a surprise backup" by NEOS Lab here: bit.ly/3j2cdqh
