ENISA: EU Targeted by Convergent Threat Groups — Threat Landscape 2025 Report

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ENISA’s Threat Landscape 2025 report (published 1 October 2025) reveals that threat groups are reusing tools, evolving attack models, and collaborating to target the EU’s digital infrastructure. enisa.europa.eu+2enisa.europa.eu+2
Key findings:

  • DDoS attacks accounted for ~77% of reported incidents. enisa.europa.eu

  • Ransomware continues to be extremely impactful. enisa.europa.eu+1

  • Hacktivism is a major driver (often low-impact, but high volume). enisa.europa.eu+1

  • Phishing (60%) and exploitation of vulnerabilities (21.3%) were leading intrusion vectors. enisa.europa.eu

  • Public administration was the most targeted sector (~38%). enisa.europa.eu+1

This report is critical reading for any organization assessing threat exposure, incident response readiness, and security posture.

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