Cybercrime Victimisation Barometer

The rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape has made cybercrime a top security concern for the European Union and its Member States. As their online presence grows, European businesses increasingly become targets of ransomware, malware, Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, phishing, Business Email Compromise (BEC) and cryptojacking.

The aim of the Cybercrime Victimisation Barometer (CYBBAR) is to improve the understanding of cybercrime and its extent and to facilitate cooperation between law enforcement agencies and businesses in reducing underreporting of cybercrime. In the long term, the outcomes of CYBBAR are expected to support the detection, investigation, and prevention of cybercrime in the EU.

News

Podcast – Cybercrime against businesses in the EU

In the course of the last decade, countering cybercrime has become one of the paramount priorities for the EU. Due to its cross-boundary nature, cybercrime involves a wide range of cyber threats, victims, cyber offenders and modi operandi and…

NEWSLETTER #1

  The CYBBAR Newsletter is a periodic bulletin offering information on recent developments related to cybercrime, which has become one of the most dynamic and fastest growing areas of crime. The November issue presents the latest…

EU’s cyber incident reporting mechanism does not work, agency chief warns

The head of the EU’s flagship cybersecurity agency has warned that its incident reporting system is too bureaucratic and “does not work”, and called for a more resilient system, as well as a better legislative environment and information…

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