A widespread power outage affected Spain and Portugal, raising concerns over critical infrastructure security amidst speculation of a potential cyber attack. In Germany, officials assured that a long-lasting blackout is unlikely due to a redundant power grid system. However, recurring cyberattacks targeting public institutions, including the Berlin Senate and police, reveal significant vulnerabilities. With 80% of Germany's critical infrastructure in private hands, the government plans to invest $570 billion over twelve years in transport, digitalization, and energy to bolster resilience and security against these increasing threats.
Germany's critical infrastructure is increasingly at risk, as cyberattacks target essential services, prompting the next government to plan significant investment for future resilience.
Public offices and essential services are becoming common targets for cyberattacks, highlighting the vulnerabilities in Germany's critical infrastructure, which is 80% privately owned.
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