About: cybercrime Archives
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Closing the gaps in EU cybersecurity: Let’s get it right
An unhelpful patchwork exists in Europe when it comes to cyber protections, writes Thomas Boué. But EU member states would be ill-advised to extend the scope of the proposed Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive beyond critical infrastructure, he says.
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Primates and monkeys sold online in EU
Primates and monkeys are being sold in the European Union through websites like eBay, a report has found.
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EU states take aim at radical websites to counter Syria jihadists
Nine European countries endorsed plans on Thursday (5 June) to step up intelligence-sharing and take down radical websites to try to stop European citizens going to fight in Syria and bringing violence back home with them.
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Kroes: Children must be aware of their online rights, responsabilities
EU Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes rewarded the creators of the best online content for kids on Tuesday during a Safer Internet Day event in Brussels. Kroes also launch a Youth Manifesto on how to make a better Internet based on ideas from young people.
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EU celebrates another Safer Internet Day as cybercrime grows
The European Commission rewarded yesterday (11 February) the best creators of online content for kids as part of the celebrations of the tenth Safer Internet Day, yet cybercrime is growing and is increasingly targeting children.
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Commission warns of increasing cyberattacks
The European Commission warned on Monday of the rise of cybercrime, as cybercriminals are finding new ways to launch their attacks with the use of new technologies.
