ID 23877 | 25.04.2025 / In allegato
This study highlights the complexities behind the notion of cyber crisis and the degree of subjectivity it involves. The elevation of a large-scale cyber incident into a cyber crisis relies predominantly on a political decision, and depends largely on the level of risk that EU Member States (MS) are prepared to tolerate (i.e. ‘risk appetite’).
ENISA 2024
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ID 14693 | 06.10.2021
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