EU Report Identifies Cybersecurity Gaps
A report from the European Court of Auditors revealed gaps in the European Union's system for combating major cyberattacks. The early warning system remains incomplete despite a dedicated budget of 1.4 billion euros between 2021 and 2027 to strengthen it. The report indicated that the early warning centers (ATHENA) and (ENSOC) suffer from a lack of necessary tools to monitor threats due to delays in procurement processes and incomplete technical standards, along with issues in information sharing and coordination. It also noted weaknesses in oversight of beneficiaries of European funding and overlapping responsibilities among relevant authorities. The report recommended improving collaboration, unifying early warning systems, and enhancing oversight of funding as part of the EU's efforts to develop its laws to address international cyber incidents.
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