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Statements von IT-Experten zum Europol-Crime-Report 2025
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Statements von IT-Experten zum Europol-Crime-Report 2025

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Andy Stern
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Europol hat kürzlich einen Bericht zur Entwicklung der Kriminalität in der EU veröffentlicht und das Fazit lautet: Digitale Verbrechen hängen physische in Ausmaß und Schadensumfang zunehmend ab.  Dies sehen auch namhafte Experten der IT-Sicherheitsbranche so: Statements von von Check Point, KnowBe4, Sysdig, Armis und Veeam zum Europol-Bericht. Cyberkriminelle nehmen Einzelpersonen, Unternehmen, kritische Infrastrukturen und Regierungen […]

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