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Major Cyber Literacy Gaps Among Romanian Employees Identified in 2026 Study

Major Cyber Literacy Gaps Among Romanian Employees Identified in 2026 Study

First seen 8 May 2026, 07:08 UTC

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ThreatCluster May 9, 2026 at 06:12 UTC
  • 74% of Romanian employees lack sufficient cyber literacy, with managers being the most at risk.
  • 44% of employees use hybrid infrastructures, increasing vulnerability to cyber threats.
  • Only 37% of employees report security incidents to IT, highlighting a critical gap in cybersecurity practices.

A study conducted by MKOR for Arctic Stream reveals that 74% of Romanian employees exhibit insufficient cyber literacy. The research highlights that managers are particularly vulnerable, often engaging in risky behaviors such as using public Wi-Fi without VPNs and entering sensitive data into unauthorized AI tools. Despite 91% of employees claiming their organizations have active security measures, operational practices reveal a lack of effective cybersecurity protocols. Notably, 44% of employees use hybrid infrastructures, and only 37% report incidents to IT departments. The study underscores a concerning trend where organizations react only after incidents occur, with 49% of managers admitting to this approach. The findings indicate a significant gap between perceived and actual cybersecurity practices in Romanian companies.

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2026-05-07
Cyber Literacy Audit 2026 published
The study reveals that 74% of Romanian employees have insufficient cyber literacy, with managers exhibiting the riskiest behaviors.
Romania-Insider
2026-05-07
Study highlights risky behaviors among managers
Managers frequently bypass safety protocols, with 31% using public Wi-Fi without VPNs and 43% installing unauthorized software.
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