The European Union’s response to significant cybersecurity incidents is only partially effective, according to the European Court of Auditors. The report identifies difficulties in information sharing and delays in implementing measures.

Sharing data between entities is essential to detecting threats and coordinating responses. According to the assessment, gaps in this process limit the ability to act jointly when significant incidents occur.

The report also notes delays in carrying out planned measures. Its findings put cooperation and timely implementation among the issues to monitor as Europe strengthens digital security.

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