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During the Munich Security Conference on February 13, 2026, G7 nations identified cyber threats as their most significant risk for the second consecutive year. The Munich Security Index 2026 report, released by consultancy Kekst CNC, highlighted that 'cyber-attacks on their country' ranked as the top concern for G7 countries in 2025. Disinformation was noted as the third most significant risk.
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2025-02-13
Munich Security Conference opened in Germany
2026-02-13
Munich Security Index 2026 report released
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