THREE IN FOUR EU WORKERS HAVE FACED SUSPICIOUS EMAILS, MESSAGES OR LINKS AT WORK, SURVEY FINDS
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In the European Cybersecurity Month, a new Eurobarometer shows that three out of four European workers have already found suspicious emails, messages or links at work. Phishing remains the main cyberthreat, but the risks associated with AI are gaining expression.
THREE IN FOUR EU WORKERS HAVE FACED SUSPICIOUS EMAILS, MESSAGES OR LINKS AT WORK, SURVEY FINDS
Mon 05 October 2026: Phishing tops workplace cyber threats as Cybersecurity Month begins Three out of four employees in the EU have encountered suspicious emails, messages or links at work, according to a Eurobarometer survey released by the European Commission on Wednesday. The Flash Eurobarometer 576 poll on workplace cybersecurity was conducted online between 27 […]
A Eurobarometer from the European Commission reveals that three out of four workers in the European Union have faced cyber threats at work
According to a new Eurobarometer survey published by the European Commission in recent days, three out of four employees in the European Union The article Computer Threats in the workplace for 3 out of 4 employees within the European Union comes from daily Blitz.
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