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Measures to combat new forms of cyber crime,in particular large-scale cyber attacks.
Against this background,the handling of a large-scale cyber incident involving multiple Member States simultaneously could be challenging for the EU.
The Committee is alarmed at how ill prepared Europe is to deal with large-scale cyber attacks or disruptions to CIIs.
A large-scale cyber attack with a disastrous impact on society is a risk that has long been threatening the world, specialists say.
Submit for consideration a cooperation blueprint to handle large-scale cyber incidents on the EU level in the first half of 2017;
In writing.- It is appropriate that we vote on Mr Chichester's report on a day when we have learned that the EU's institutions have been subjected a large-scale cyber attack.
Only this month were two large-scale cyber attacks, that sent shockwaves across the world and showed that we need to better prepare and to be more efficient.
In parallel, Member States should take measures to establish a well-functioning network at national level and carry out large-scale cyber attack simulations.
An important factor in assessing the risk and impact of a large-scale cyber incident is the degree of cross-border and cross-sectoral interdependencies.
These issues and will shortly be presented througha new strategy for the protection of Critical Information Infrastructures and in order to enhance Europe's preparation against large-scale cyber attacks and disruptions.
However, it also means that large-scale cyber attacks can be launched from the edge of the network, using botnets for example, by anyone with the intent and basic knowledge.
The overall goal of EU action is to combat and prosecute crime, organised or otherwise, in conformity with Article 67 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,by fighting against large-scale cyber attacks against information systems.
Measures to combat new forms of cyber crime,in particular large-scale cyber attacks, are the focus of a legislative proposal that the Commission presented to the Council(14436/10).
This cyber security exercise aims to enhance Member States' understanding of how cyber incidents are handled andtest communication links and procedures in case of a real large-scale cyber incident.
In this context, the EU needs to prepare itself for the possibility of a large-scale cyber crisis11, including for instance simultaneous attacks on critical information systems in several Member States12.
Given the nature and multitude of cyber threats, the Commission encourages Member States to make the most out of theNIS cooperation mechanisms and to enhance cross-border cooperation related to preparedness for a large-scale cyber incident.
However, it also means that large-scale cyber attacks can be launched from the edge of the network, using botnets for example, by any hooligan with the intent and basic knowledge.
Key priorities were the need for a more coordinated approach to cyber threats across Europe,transnational cooperation to respond to large-scale cyber attacks, building trust and improved information exchange among stakeholders.
These botnets are used for a variety of criminal activities,and to support large-scale cyber attacks by terrorists and by governments engaged in cyber warfare, who"lease" the use of the botnets from the criminals.
Therefore the Committee would like the Commission to be more assertive about the strong leadership role needed tounify all stakeholders and implement effective measures to protect Europe from large-scale cyber attacks on its critical information infrastructures.
A proposal for a Directive to dealwith new cyber crimes, such as large-scale cyber attacks, is complemented by a proposal for a Regulation to strengthen and modernise the European Network and Information Security Agency(ENISA).
The Committee notes the conclusions of the EU Ministerial Conference on Critical Information Infrastructure Protection(CIIP) andis alarmed that Europe is poorly prepared to deal with large-scale cyber attacks or disruptions to CIIs, because the approaches taken in individual Member States to CII protection is often uneven and inadequately coordinated.