Übersetzung für "Cyber terrorism" in Deutsch

Similarly, threats such as those posed by cyber-terrorism and hybrid threats could increase in the years to come.

Officially their role is to monitor and protect sensitive government networks against cyber terrorism.

I would like to use the term 'cyber-terrorism'.

The media is full of stories of cyber terrorism, state sponsored cyber warfare and internet sabotage.

Limiting all intrusions would be impossible, but one could start with cyber crime and cyber terrorism.

As concerns the issue of cybersecurity, she said it requires borderless solutions, since cyber-terrorism is also borderless.

The OSCE must be a key factor in the response mainly to new threats, such as organised crime, terrorism, cyber attacks, human and drug trafficking, as well in the activities aimed at warning about, preventing and resolving conflicts.

This also applies to current threats such as organised crime, terrorism, cyber threats, human and drug trafficking, energy security, as well as activities relating to early warning mechanisms and conflict prevention and resolution.

We live in a world in which, firstly, there is ever less expectation of a conventional attack on the EU or any of its Member States and, secondly, threats are increasingly scattered across the globe, whether they are from international terrorism, cyber attacks on crucial IT systems, long range missile attacks on European targets, or piracy in international waters.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, today, Europe must face up to a new dimension of problems such as terrorism, cyber threats and trafficking in human beings and drugs.

It stresses that security threats and challenges should be tackled through all three dimensions if action is to be truly effective, including contemporary ones such as organised crime, terrorism, cyber threats, human and drug trafficking, energy security, as well as activities relating to early warning mechanisms, and conflict prevention and resolution.

If one treats so-called “hacktivism” by ideological groups as mostly a disruptive nuisance at this stage, there remain four major categories of cyber threats to national security, each with a different time horizon: cyber war and economic espionage are largely associated with states, and cyber crime and cyber terrorism are mostly associated with non-state actors.

One cannot devise and implement solutions to global financial stability, climate change, cyber terrorism, or pandemics without such cooperation.

There are four major categories of cyber threats to national security, each with a different time horizon and (in principle) different solutions: cyber war and economic espionage, which are largely associated with states, and cyber crime and cyber terrorism, which are mostly associated with non-state actors.

It would involve the development of knowledge and technologies with European added value to successfully anticipate, monitor and mitigate new security threats, such as those related to bio-terrorism, cyber-crime and global security, and to ensure the European position in the complex research networks.

Questions of network security and protection of personal or sensitive data in the spheres of e-administration, particularly in the framework of the IDA II programme9 for the exchange of documents between the administrations of the Member States, health and social protection must also play an important role in relevant programmes, especially after the events of 11 September and with the threat of cyber-terrorism from various sources.

The Commission faces major threats and challenges in the field of security, in particular as regards terrorism, cyber-attacks and political and commercial espionage.

The fight against cyber crime and cyber terrorism requires stakeholders to be closely involved in efforts to enhance the level of preparedness, security and resilience of ICT infrastructures and services.

Third, many forms of insecurity, whether crime, violence, terrorism, cyber attacks, privacy abuses and other forms of social and economic disorders increasingly affect citizens.

This requires new technologies and capabilities for fighting and preventing crime (including cyber crime), illegal trafficking and terrorism (including cyber terrorism), including understanding causes and impacts of radicalisation and violent extremism, and tackling terrorist ideas and beliefs to also avoid aviation-related threats.