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DANISH CYBER AND INFORMATION SECURITY STRATEGY 2022-2024
Likewise, Denmark’s active international role attracts both desired and
unwanted attention.
Simultaneously, new digital opportunities, such as artificial intelligence,
big data, quantum technology and
5G are on the horizon. This puts high
demands on how we as a society
protect valuable information and the
digital infrastructure that is so crucial
for the maintenance of our vital
societal functions. It also places
demands on the companies that
are part of our supply chains.
Every day, cyber criminals and spies
attack Denmark to blackmail Danish
companies, authorities and citizens
in order to steal our business secrets
that ensure Denmark’s prosperity,
and to reveal and challenge details
of our security and foreign policy to
harm Denmark and Danish interests.
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Most cyberattacks are averted thanks
to advanced technology as well as
informed and vigilant public authorities, companies and citizens. However,
things do go wrong from time to time,
and there are too many security gaps
today, which could potentially be
discovered by hackers and cyber
criminals.
Just as many people do not install
home security systems until after they
have been robbed, many cyberattacks
succeed due to cyber security negligence because of overlooked or
downgraded cyber security, which is
only prioritised once the damage is
done. The hackers have far from won
the battle for the digital domain, but
the work of making Denmark digitally
secure is more important and more
urgent than ever.
Digitisation and the general openness
of society make Denmark an attractive
target for cyberattacks
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