JUST IN: Finnish Security Intelligence Service warns that Russia and China pose major cyber threats to Finland, citing espionage, cyberattacks, and long-term strategic risks.
Russia is actively targeting Finland with cyberattacks and espionage, using both state actors and criminal groups. The war in Ukraine has only intensified these operations. Russia has built a cyber ecosystem where cybercriminals operate freely to serve national interests. Meanwhile, China’s cyber activities are more long-term, leveraging vast resources for intelligence gathering and state control. Chinese law forces companies to report vulnerabilities to authorities first, raising concerns about exploitation. Despite these threats, Supo believes Finland can strengthen its cyber defenses through cooperation between experts, authorities, and businesses.
JUST IN: Finnish Security Intelligence Service warns that Russia and China pose major cyber threats to Finland, citing espionage, cyberattacks, and long-term strategic risks.Russia is actively targeting Finland with cyberattacks and espionage, using both state actors and criminal groups. The war in Ukraine has only intensified these operations. Russia has built a cyber ecosystem where cybercriminals operate freely to serve national interests. Meanwhile, China’s cyber activities are more long-term, leveraging vast resources for intelligence gathering and state control. Chinese law forces companies to report vulnerabilities to authorities first, raising concerns about exploitation. Despite these threats, Supo believes Finland can strengthen its cyber defenses through cooperation between experts, authorities, and businesses.
JUST IN: Finnish Security Intelligence Service warns that Russia and China pose major cyber threats to Finland, citing espionage, cyberattacks, and long-term strategic risks. ... Russia is actively targeting Finland with cyberattacks and espionage, using both state actors and criminal groups. The war in Ukraine has only intensified these operations. Russia has built a cyber ecosystem where cybercriminals operate freely to serve national interests. Meanwhile, China’s cyber activities are more long-term, leveraging vast resources for intelligence gathering and state control. Chinese law forces companies to report vulnerabilities to authorities first, raising concerns about exploitation. Despite these threats, Supo believes Finland can strengthen its cyber defenses through cooperation between experts, authorities, and businesses.
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