The European Union Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) has warned that Artificial Intelligence (IA) is increasing the risks of cyberattacks in Europe by facilitating the detection and exploitation of computer vulnerabilities, while noting that recent attacks on refrigeration systems in European supermarkets have highlighted "lacks" in the capacity for response and coordination between Member States.
The European Union Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) has warned that Artificial Intelligence (IA) is increasing the risks of cyberattacks in Europe by facilitating the detection and exploitation of computer vulnerabilities, while noting that recent attacks on refrigeration systems in European supermarkets have highlighted "lacks" in the capacity for response and coordination between Member States.