The EU made it’s Computer Emergency Response Team a permanent...
The EU made it’s Computer Emergency Response Team a permanent institution. The EU CERT is to prevent, detect and mitigate cyberattacks against the computer systems of all EU institutions. After a one year pilot phase, the Commissioners voted Sept. 11…
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to finalize it. A spokesman said politically motivated hackers are a threat, but the more difficult threat is posed by economically motivated hackers “who break into systems in order to steal information or establish a competitive advantage by accessing information.” The EU CERT is rather small, with only eight full-time staff.