Executive Summary For a European company, owning only a .com domain while not controlling the corresponding .eu and .localCountry domains is not a minor oversight. It is a structural cybersecurity weakness that dramatically reduces attacker cost, increases attack success rates, and amplifies legal and reputational fallout. This article explains — in concrete, operational terms —
The Council of the European Union has taken a significant step forward with its recent approval of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy aimed at strengthening the digital resilience of the Union. Amid growing global geopolitical tensions and sophisticated cyber threats, the new strategic framework emphasizes collaboration across sectors and borders, implementation of harmonized standards, and robust crisis management. This initiative highlights the EU’s commitment to securing a safe digital environment for businesses, governments, and citizens alike, ensuring that Europe remains a leader in digital innovation and security.
