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ENISA’s 2023 Cyber Threat Report

October 19, 2023
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The 2023 Threat Landscape report released by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) serves as a stark warning about the growing threats faced by the EU, particularly in the lead-up to the 2024 European elections. The report reveals a concerning increase in cyber incidents, with 2580 recorded between July 2022 and June 2023.

These incidents not only targeted sectors like public administration and health but also demonstrated a concerning trend: a single event often had a domino effect, impacting multiple sectors simultaneously. This cascading effect highlighted the intricate interdependencies of various sectors in the face of cyber threats, emphasizing the need for comprehensive and resilient cybersecurity strategies.

One of the report’s key findings underscores the evolving tactics employed by threat actors, particularly state-nexus actors, who have honed their techniques to target high-profile individuals, politicians, government officials, journalists, and activists. Traditional methods like spear phishing emails and social engineering are still prevalent, but the report also highlights innovative strategies such as trojanising known software packages and exploiting cloud infrastructure vulnerabilities.

Additionally, the rise of disruptive attacks, including DDoS attacks and information manipulation campaigns, poses a significant threat to the integrity of democratic processes, especially in the context of upcoming elections. The report also draws attention to the alarming misuse of artificial intelligence-powered tools, such as deep fakes and chatbots, in social engineering attacks and information manipulation campaigns.

These sophisticated technologies enable highly realistic and targeted attacks, demanding heightened awareness and preparedness from cybersecurity professionals and policymakers. With disruption emerging as a powerful motivator for cybercriminals, the report emphasizes the need for proactive measures, robust defense strategies, and international cooperation to safeguard critical infrastructures, protect sensitive information, and preserve the integrity of democratic processes in the face of an increasingly complex and persistent cyber threat landscape.

Reference:
  • EU Elections at Risk: AI-Enabled Information Manipulation Poses Growing Threats
  • ENISA Threat Landscape 2023

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