Politico.Eu Europe's Cybersecurity Strategy Faces AI-Driven Threats
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- •Cybersecurity is now integral to national defense in Europe.
- •AI is expected to increase the speed and scale of cyberattacks.
- •The EU is implementing automated protective measures against high-risk scenarios.
At Cybertech Europe 2026, experts discussed the increasing cyber threats linked to AI and the need for technological sovereignty in Europe. Lorenzo Mariani, CEO of Leonardo, emphasized that cyber resilience must extend beyond technology to include military and industrial systems. The European Commission's DG DIGIT is planning to implement automated protective measures against high-risk cyberattacks, which are expected to become faster and more scalable due to advanced AI models. The Commission's internal document highlights the urgency of improving response times to cyber incidents, particularly in scenarios where malicious activity occurs outside normal working hours. The discussions reflect a strategic shift in Europe's approach to cybersecurity, linking it closely to national defense and technological independence.
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