
European governments launch securitybaseline.eu
The Internet Cleanup Foundation found 3000 tracking sites, 1000 phpMyAdmins, and poorly encrypted email in 99% of cases, prompting the launch of SecurityBaseline.eu to improve European cybersecurity [Internet Cleanup Foundation].
The Internet Cleanup Foundation launched SecurityBaseline.eu after finding 3000 tracking sites, 1000 phpMyAdmins, and poorly encrypted email in 99% of cases [Internet Cleanup Foundation]. SecurityBaseline.eu provides a set of minimum security requirements for European governments and organizations, addressing common security issues like weak passwords, outdated software, and poor encryption [Internet Cleanup Foundation].
SecurityBaseline.eu aims to improve the overall cybersecurity posture of European institutions by providing clear guidelines. With 99% of cases showing poorly encrypted email, the need for a standardized security baseline is clear [Internet Cleanup Foundation]. By adopting SecurityBaseline.eu, European governments and organizations can reduce the risk of cyber attacks, protecting sensitive data and preventing financial losses.
The initiative's success will depend on the level of adoption and implementation. If successful, SecurityBaseline.eu could serve as a model for other regions looking to improve their cybersecurity, leading to a more secure and resilient global cyber ecosystem [Internet Cleanup Foundation].
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