Analysis of rising cyber incidents in Greece highlights financial fraud and data breaches, suggesting urgent legal reforms.
This study investigates the evolution of cybercrime in Greece by analyzing data from the Cyber Crime Division of the Hellenic Police. By combining 2023 statistics with earlier national and international data (e.g., Europol, FBI), this study presents a comprehensive 15-year view of cybercrime trends. Key findings highlight a persistent rise in cyber incidents, with financial fraud as the most common type. Other major threats include unauthorized system access, data breaches, and crimes targeting vulnerable populations. The study assesses national legislation aligned with EU directives and outlines stakeholder roles. It underscores the need for adaptive legal frameworks, inter-agency cooperation, and public awareness to mitigate Greece’s growing cybersecurity challenges.
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