The post marked October as European Cybersecurity Month and said a Eurobarometer survey showed that three in four EU employees had encountered suspicious emails, messages or links at work in the six months before the survey. It called for awareness to be turned into action. https://t.co/RBYO7eToKZ #Cybersecurity #EUCybersecurityMonth #StaySafeOnline #EU
The EU has just adopted its most extensive cyber‑sanctions package to date, designating eight individuals and four entities directly responsible for planning, enabling, or executing Russia’s cyberattacks against EU member states. Russia’s persistent use of the cyber domain as a #CyberSanctions #Russia #EUCybersecurity #EU #RU
