Germany's economy faces espionage risks

The article discusses the extent of Germany's economic losses resulting from cyberattacks, which amount to at least 211 billion euros annually according to a study by Beitcom Association. It highlights the increasing number of attacks by foreign intelligence agencies, which account for 37% of these incidents, with China, Russia, and Iran leading the list of attacking countries. The report indicates that artificial intelligence is being increasingly utilized by attackers to achieve their goals more quickly, while security agencies face difficulties in distinguishing between attackers due to the work of temporary personnel. It calls for increased investment in protecting digital infrastructure despite stagnating IT budgets. Experts confirm that attacks particularly target defense companies and technological research firms, with warnings of threats that could weaken Ukraine's support amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.

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