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AI has become part of everyday work life in Germany—yet 41 percent of workers use personal accounts instead of secure corporate solutions, and sensitive data ends up in unmonitored systems. This study highlights the biggest challenges and shows how companies can use AI productively and securely.
By 2026, digital sovereignty will have definitively evolved from a topic of political debate into an operational reality. The latest study reveals a massive pro-European trend: While the desire for independent decision-making is growing in Germany, France, and the Nordic countries, we are witnessing an unprecedented acceleration in the actual implementation of European IT solutions.
The Myra Cybersecurity Report provides IT decision-makers with practical insights to strengthen corporate resilience and proactively counter cyber threats. The tense and dynamic cybersecurity situation will remain a key challenge in Germany in 2025. Although the attacks documented and mitigated by Myra in the first half of the year were down 18.5% year-on-year, the technical sophistication, targeting, and intensity of the attacks are increasing significantly.
The study “State of Digital Sovereignty 2025” by Myra shows that despite broad support for European IT solutions in critical areas, German companies remain heavily dependent on US providers in practice – often due to a lack of information and high barriers to switching. In order to advance digital independence, political support and funding programs are needed in addition to high-performance products.
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The 2024 Cyber Threat Landscape report shows a 25 percent increase in malicious traffic flows over the previous year. Geopolitical conflicts and events such as the 2024 Olympics have significantly influenced the situation, while supply chain attacks and rising costs of cybercrime continue to be a challenge. At the same time, the use of AI in cybersecurity is becoming increasingly pragmatic and focused on measurable benefits.
The new Myra Cybersecurity Report shows an alarming increase of 53.2 percent in malicious web requests in the first half of 2024. In addition, new attack techniques such as “HTTP/2 Continuation Flood” pose a growing threat. Public administrations and critical infrastructures are particularly affected. Overall, companies are facing growing challenges from complex web attacks.
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