EU Targets Strengthening Supply Chains Against Cyber Threats


🇪🇺 EU Targets Strengthening Supply Chains Against Cyber Threats.

Under new EU regulations set to come into force in 2024, European transport and logistics firms, including airlines, airports, and shipping lines, will have to bolster their cybersecurity measures. All member states are now required to establish dedicated teams for responding to cybersecurity incidents, extending the responsibility for basic cybersecurity protocols to a broader range of companies in critical sectors. The transportation sector, particularly aviation, has been identified as the most susceptible to cyberattacks, with 27 incidents recorded between January 2021 and October 2022, often for financial gain or geopolitical tensions, such as the Russia/Ukraine conflict.

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