Traduction de «Espionnage informatique » (Français → Anglais) :

computer espionage | theft of data | unauthorised obtaining of data

computer espionage | spying out of data

computer espionage

protection of communications [ data espionage | eavesdropping | interception of communications | telephone tapping | wiretapping ]

unauthorised obtaining of data | unauthorised retrieval of data | theft of data | computer espionage

industrial espionage [ Economic espionage(STW) ]

supercomputing

military espionage against a foreign state

Economic crimes, unauthorised access and sabotage: Many countries have passed laws that address computer-specific economic crime and define new offences related to unauthorised access to computer systems (e.g., hacking, computer sabotage and distribution of viruses, computer espionage, computer forgery, and computer fraud [25]) and new forms of committing offences (e.g., computer manipulations instead of deceiving a human).

The EU economy is already affected by cybercrime[5] activities against the private sector and individuals. Cybercriminals are using ever more sophisticated methods for intruding into information systems, stealing critical data or holding companies to ransom. The increase of economic espionage and state-sponsored activities in cyberspace poses a new category of threats for EU governments and companies.

On the other hand, the task is not an easy one, given the enormous changes that have occurred in computer espionage technology and the inexhaustible ways of obtaining information about people today.

90. Points out that recent incidents clearly demonstrate the acute vulnerability of the EU, and in particular the EU institutions, national governments and parliaments, major European companies, European IT infrastructures and networks, to sophisticated attacks using complex software and malware; notes that these attacks require financial and human resources on a scale such that they are likely to originate from state entities acting on behalf of foreign governments; in this context, regards the case of the hacking or tapping of the telecommunications company Belgacom as a worrying example of an attack on the EU’s IT capacity; underli ...[+++]nes that boosting EU IT capacity and security also reduces the vulnerability of the EU towards serious cyberattacks originating from large criminal organisations or terrorist groups;