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Cyberamacies in Europe grow faster than in the rest of the world

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Briefings

A European phishing attack volume increased four and a half times faster than the global average in one year, according to a new report. This surge coincides with heightened concerns about AI security, cloud infrastructure, and strategic sectors, marking a significant escalation in cyber threats affecting digital infrastructure.

Key points

• Phishing attacks in Europe increased 4.5 times faster than the global average in one year.
• The report highlights growing risks to AI, cloud, and strategic sectors.

Context

A new report warns of increasing cyber threats targeting digital infrastructure, specifically noting a sharp rise in phishing attacks within the European Union compared to international averages.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single year's data and does not provide historical trends, geographic breakdowns, or specific attack methodologies. The report does not confirm the causal link between the attack increase and the broader strategic concerns, nor does it offer forecasts for future trends.

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