ENISA_Threat_Landscape_2025.pdf (5 MB)

ENISA’s 2025 Threat Landscape presents a broad EU-focused assessment built from 4,875 incidents observed between 1 July 2024 and 30 June 2025. The excerpt states that the report uses a more threat-centric approach and contextual analysis to identify prominent cybersecurity threats and trends affecting the EU digital ecosystem. Related ENISA material says threat groups are reusing tools and techniques, adopting new attack models, exploiting vulnerabilities, and collaborating against EU digital infrastructure. The provided excerpt does not contain DPRK-, Lazarus-, Kimsuky-, Andariel-, APT37-, or APT38-specific findings, so any North Korea attribution would require the full report rather than this archive text.