Cybersecurity Breach Hits European Commission’s Cloud Infrastructure
The European Commission reported a cyber attack on its cloud infrastructure hosting the Europa web platform on March 24. Initial investigations suggest data was compromised. Although internal systems were unaffected, the full impact is still being assessed. No responsible party has been named yet.
- Country:
- Belgium
The European Commission experienced a significant cybersecurity breach affecting its cloud-based Europa web platform on March 24. According to officials, the attack led to the compromise of data from the affected websites, and a full impact assessment is ongoing.
The Commission assured that internal systems remained untouched by the cyber-attack. However, the initial investigation points to unauthorized data access.
As clarity over the culprits remains elusive, the European Commission refrained from naming any particular group or individual responsible for the breach. The situation remains under close scrutiny as further details emerge.
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