1 in 5 German Firms Feels Impact of Foreign Hybrid Threats
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Economists see growing risks, for example for the supply of electricity and water. And the companies are not sufficiently prepared for this.
One in five companies in Germany say they are feeling the effects of hybrid threats from abroad, including cyberattacks, disinformation, espionage and sabotage. This is according to a study by the German Economic Institute, reported by DPA, BTA reports. The institute surveyed 1,041 companies and found that larger firms with more than 250 employees are particularly affected. The companies said the threats had prompted them to improve the security…
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Cyberattacks, disinformation, espionage and sabotage - economic researchers see growing risks, for example for the supply of electricity and water.
Sabotage on infrastructure, cyberattacks or disinformation campaigns to influence public opinion, for example, before elections – the security situation in Germany is getting worse. Companies are calling for measures against it.
1 in 5 German firms feels impact of foreign hybrid threats
One in five companies in Germany says it is feeling the effects of hybrid threats from abroad, including cyberattacks, disinformation, espionage and sabotage, according to a survey by the German Economic Institute (IW), reported dpa. The institute surveyed 1,041 companies and found that larger firms with more than 250 employees were particularly affected. Companies said the threats had prompted them to improve security at their sites or had disr…
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