Grouping of activity (CNAE-25 section C-O, excl. L and group 951);Main variables;Company size;Total
Total Companies;F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;91,25
Total Companies;F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;90,04
Total Companies;F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,17
Total Companies;F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,11
Total Companies;F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;91,36
Total Companies;F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;90,24
Total Companies;F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;95,39
Total Companies;F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,02
Total Companies;F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;22,36
Total Companies;F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,47
Total Companies;F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;31,69
Total Companies;F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;46,41
Total Companies;F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;43,5
Total Companies;F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;38,27
Total Companies;F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;61,07
Total Companies;F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,88
Total Companies;F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,32
Total Companies;F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;35,32
Total Companies;F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,87
Total Companies;F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,99
Total Companies;F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,41
Total Companies;F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,28
Total Companies;F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,62
Total Companies;F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,3
Total Companies;F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;71,49
Total Companies;F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;67,63
Total Companies;F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;86,05
Total Companies;F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,48
Total Companies;F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;53,44
Total Companies;F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;47,54
Total Companies;F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;74,84
Total Companies;F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,18
Total Companies;F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;41,7
Total Companies;F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;35,88
Total Companies;F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;61,56
Total Companies;F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;85,54
Total Companies;F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,13
Total Companies;F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;34,02
Total Companies;F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,97
Total Companies;F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;85,89
Total Companies;F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,18
Total Companies;F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;27,16
Total Companies;F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;53,53
Total Companies;F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,35
Total Companies;F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;36,87
Total Companies;F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,99
Total Companies;F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,83
Total Companies;F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;81,49
Total Companies;F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;72,73
Total Companies;F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;69,82
Total Companies;F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;83,08
Total Companies;F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;92,98
Total Companies;F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;76,44
Total Companies;F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;73,45
Total Companies;F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;84,95
Total Companies;F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;93,68
Total Companies;F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;55,02
Total Companies;F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;51,84
Total Companies;F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;61,9
Total Companies;F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;81,52
Total Companies;F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;47,79
Total Companies;F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;45,07
Total Companies;F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,77
Total Companies;F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;66,28
Total Companies;F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;5,98
Total Companies;F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;5,18
Total Companies;F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;8,67
Total Companies;F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;13,51
Total Companies;F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;55,16
Total Companies;F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;53,85
Total Companies;F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;56,01
Total Companies;F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;64,93
Total Companies;F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;43,69
Total Companies;F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;43,02
Total Companies;F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;46,86
Total Companies;F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;40,96
Total Companies;F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;46,72
Total Companies;F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;48,9
Total Companies;F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;37,55
Total Companies;F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;52,37
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;92,87
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;91,71
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,52
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,77
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,85
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,31
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;95,36
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,46
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;20,98
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;18,18
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;26,98
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;45,43
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;39,84
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;31,47
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;63,95
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88,67
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;37,44
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,48
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,03
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,68
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;92,39
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;91,15
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,61
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,06
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;73,49
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;68,56
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,36
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,6
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;53,86
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;45,26
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;80,55
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;96,59
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,78
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,79
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;63,19
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,89
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;38,32
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;29,51
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;63,77
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,39
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;31,75
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,61
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,33
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;82,71
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;35,1
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;26,89
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;58,21
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;85,25
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;69,79
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;65,34
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;82,69
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;95,43
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;76,53
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;72,45
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;85,18
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,89
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;50,54
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;45,4
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;58,63
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;83,26
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;45,33
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;42,15
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;51,02
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;63,3
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;5,93
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;4,96
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,08
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;11,41
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;54,99
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;54,56
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;54,9
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;58,78
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;54,75
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;59,35
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;46,77
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;43,18
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;43,56
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;46,95
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;31,91
1. Total Industry (CNAE 10-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;53,65
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;91,13
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;89,9
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;95,96
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,75
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,6
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,73
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,07
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;19,84
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;17,9
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;24,57
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;41,72
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;35,67
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;28,83
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;59,84
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,06
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;34,08
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;28,65
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;51,61
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78,31
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;88,79
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,41
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,9
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,28
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;68,41
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;63,51
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;88,46
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,57
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;47,05
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;40,12
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;71,87
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,77
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;36,7
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;29,51
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;62,05
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,79
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;31,18
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,8
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,96
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,55
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;27,7
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;21,43
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;48,28
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;77,48
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;30,22
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,48
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,18
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;76,39
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;64,72
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;60,87
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;77,31
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;95,51
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;75,46
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;71,44
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;86,41
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,05
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;49,55
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;46,18
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,94
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;77,25
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;42,95
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;39,93
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;49,17
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;63,39
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;5,41
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;4,3
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;10,12
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;11,79
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;50,08
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;52,1
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;41,86
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;62,02
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;48,9
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;53,82
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;39,88
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;39,17
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;38
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;38,04
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;36,96
1.1. Food, beverages, tobacco, textile industry, clothing, leather and footwear manufacturing, wood and cork industry, paper industry, and graphic arts and reproduction of engraved media (CNAE 10-18);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;41,28
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;93,73
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;91,81
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;97,66
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;100
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,4
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,9
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,68
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,66
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;21,9
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;16,43
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;29,75
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;47,18
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,43
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;29,34
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;72,37
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,46
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,7
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;36,05
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;64,56
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;87,44
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;95,82
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;94,45
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;98,64
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,32
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;79,84
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;73,24
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;92,96
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,3
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;62,31
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;49,75
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;86,84
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,98
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,53
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,31
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;72,82
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,87
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,57
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;31,85
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;73,59
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,25
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;38,52
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;24,03
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;64,16
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,53
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;42,33
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;27,18
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;69,96
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,93
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;73,46
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;65,15
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;89,41
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;98,64
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;82,05
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;78,71
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;84,91
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,15
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;56,13
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;46,55
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;64,6
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;90,02
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;46,96
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;40,91
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;52,77
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;66,99
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;4,92
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;3,45
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;8,89
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;6,45
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;70,8
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;68,24
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;75,44
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;63,16
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;57,23
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;51,81
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;67,96
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;36,84
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;37,95
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;52,28
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;17,99
1.2. Coke plants and petroleum refining, chemical industry, manufacture of pharmaceutical products, manufacture of rubber and plastic products, and manufacture of non-metallic mineral products (CNAE 19-23);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;52,63
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;92,27
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;91,34
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,54
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,21
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,06
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;88,45
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;97,19
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;100
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;20,01
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;18,23
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;26,93
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;37,79
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;36,57
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,79
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,15
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,24
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;28,26
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,46
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;45,73
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,2
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;94,79
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;94,36
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,3
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;100
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;72,37
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;69,63
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;83,32
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,6
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;49,05
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;41,42
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;82,77
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,6
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,45
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;27,67
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;55,89
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;90,4
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;31,26
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;25,41
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,12
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;25,77
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,62
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;50,42
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;81,29
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;31,48
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;25,49
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,08
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;82,09
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;69,58
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;67,44
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;77,47
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;93,6
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;72,82
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;69,48
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;84,93
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;92,14
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;44,51
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;41,04
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,33
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;79,49
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;44,99
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;44,13
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;46,87
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;56,76
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;4,1
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;3,93
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;3,14
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;16,98
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;47,82
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;49,12
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;31,77
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;56,09
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;63,3
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;63,67
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;66,49
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;56,09
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;48,03
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;50,85
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;19,89
1.3. Metallurgy and manufacture of metal products (CNAE 24-25);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;57,93
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;95,09
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;94,42
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,53
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;100
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;91,51
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,31
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;98,01
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,72
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;20,64
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;17,07
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;27,31
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;48,87
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;43,29
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;34,36
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;65,31
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,25
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,21
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,04
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;59,76
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88,3
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;93,79
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;92,68
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,83
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,86
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;75,86
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;70,42
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,35
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,3
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;58,8
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;49,84
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;83,78
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,02
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,89
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;37,8
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,47
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,92
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,39
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;37,71
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;68,62
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,79
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;35,69
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;27,31
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;55,94
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;84,33
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;39,17
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;31,66
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,93
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,65
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;74,16
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;69,64
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;86,45
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;95,21
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;75,18
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;70,86
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;82,79
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;96,14
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;50,66
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;46,13
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,7
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;86,3
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;47,73
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;44,44
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,16
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;61,63
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;7,96
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;6,9
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;11,4
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;11,19
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;57,63
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;58,06
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;56,24
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;59,08
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;54,96
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;63,23
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;39,56
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;35,87
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;42,81
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;45,19
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;34,49
1.4. Computer, electronic and optical products, manufacture of electrical material and equipment, manufacture of machinery and mechanical equipment, manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport material, manufacture of furniture, other manufacturing industries, and repair, maintenance and installation of machinery and equipment (CNAE 26-33);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;53,01
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;94,7
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;93,99
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;95,93
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,15
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;93,14
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;92,6
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,09
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,14
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;30,02
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;28,3
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;29,09
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;51,56
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;50,22
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;43,73
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;62,71
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;84,57
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;53,03
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;48,22
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;62,05
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,21
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;92,91
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;91,1
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;98,68
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,71
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;82,95
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;80,26
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,78
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,28
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;69,8
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;63,46
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;84,9
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,86
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;57,85
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;52,22
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;69,16
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,28
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;50,9
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;41,96
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;71,31
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88,85
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;42,75
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;35,42
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;57,35
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;80,07
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;42,24
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;33,59
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;61,54
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;80,28
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;74,54
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;70,05
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;86,13
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;89,71
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;85,48
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;82,14
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;90,81
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;99,04
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;59,62
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;50,06
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;81,08
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;80,89
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;45,29
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;41,39
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;50,01
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;65,35
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;9,23
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;8,41
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,72
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;17,23
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;54,01
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;47,89
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;76,89
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;49,34
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;60,2
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;65,3
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;43,99
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;59,21
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;67,14
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;72,94
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;40,38
1.5. Energy, gas, steam and water (CNAE 35-39);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;80,26
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;87,71
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;86,92
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;94,31
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;98,74
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;88,1
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,58
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,63
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,36
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;18,41
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;17,49
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;24,41
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;42,53
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;34,3
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,65
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;44,7
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;80,79
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;29,64
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;28,09
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;38,89
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78,87
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;87,69
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;86,87
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,94
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,72
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;55,55
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;52,43
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;79,22
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,08
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,69
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,56
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;55,96
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,68
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;26,11
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,14
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;47
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;84,63
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;24,63
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;21,84
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;43,46
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88,48
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;18,5
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;16,38
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;31,96
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;76,95
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;21,42
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,47
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;33,55
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78,87
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;64,51
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;63,58
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;69,94
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;95,52
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;70,61
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;69,28
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;78,33
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,64
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;54,97
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;54,94
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;52,16
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;80,56
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;42,58
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;40,16
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;58,53
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;70,89
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;3,95
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;3,45
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;7,79
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;14,39
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;51,44
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;56,97
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;26,61
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;61,52
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;51,53
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;51,34
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;54,85
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;35,15
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;42,55
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;46,52
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;25,12
2. Total Construction (CNAE 41-43);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;47,27
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;91,53
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;90,29
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,31
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;98,84
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;92,38
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;91,33
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;95,98
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,8
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;23,89
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;20,51
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;34,89
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;47,07
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;47,23
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;42,45
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;62,35
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;81,87
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,1
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;39,18
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,04
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78,37
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,29
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,22
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,85
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,34
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;74,62
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;71,44
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;85,66
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,78
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;58,15
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;53,1
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;75,27
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;90,21
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;45,92
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;40,58
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;63,1
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,61
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,68
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;39,12
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;62,47
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;84,16
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;37,38
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;31,49
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;56,53
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;77,96
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;41,39
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;35,75
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;59,85
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,92
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;75,94
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;73,26
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;85,29
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;91,72
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;77,63
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;74,78
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;85,69
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;93,05
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;56,67
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;53,33
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;64,54
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;80,75
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;49,78
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;47,25
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;55,88
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;67,43
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;6,51
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;5,75
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;8,64
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;14,41
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;55,8
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;53,08
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;60,74
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;67,31
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;38,51
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;36,22
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;45,76
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;40,48
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;48,51
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;49,95
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;41,94
3. Total Services (CNAE 46-82, excl. 64-66);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;52,19
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;96,91
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;96,99
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,18
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;98,74
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;93,57
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;92,6
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;97,13
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,16
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;24,04
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;20,33
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;36,22
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;47,92
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;47,31
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;42,89
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;61,14
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,28
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,52
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;40,8
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,8
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;94,73
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;94,11
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,71
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,94
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;82,25
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;79,97
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;90,28
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,49
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;70,38
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;66,97
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;81,49
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,86
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;54
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;49,74
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;67,81
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;82,47
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;51,93
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;47,48
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;65,72
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;84,62
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;42,48
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;37,61
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;57,44
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;78,91
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,81
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;42,17
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,76
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;82,79
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;75,43
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;72,75
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;84,24
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;92,44
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;80,1
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;77,07
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;89,22
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;93,07
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;54,49
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;51,23
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;62,19
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;77,76
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;42,66
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;41,92
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;41,3
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;61,9
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;7,05
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;6,36
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;8,44
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;15,91
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;48,07
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;44,42
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;52
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;70,9
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;45,88
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;43,34
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;52,35
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;51,95
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;48,75
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;56,55
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;23,02
3.1. Wholesale trade (CNAE 46);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;45,65
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;87,57
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;86,38
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;93,41
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;98,68
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;91,06
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;89,96
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,59
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,33
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;17,82
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;15,03
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;31,5
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;37,43
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;38,56
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;33,89
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;58,89
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,29
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,82
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;29,32
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;52,53
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;75,58
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;89,82
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;88,94
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,9
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,62
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;71,3
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;68,01
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;87,28
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,66
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;52,48
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;47,26
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;76,91
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,63
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;37,89
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,76
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;60,65
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;81,26
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;38,95
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;33,35
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;63,65
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,64
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;27,41
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;21,28
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;55,52
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;76,29
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;31,33
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;26,91
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;48,23
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;76,96
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;72,66
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;70,7
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;80,88
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;90,62
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;76,02
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;73,52
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;85,91
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;91,94
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;56,62
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;55,82
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;56,23
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;71,63
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;45,78
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;42,95
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;58,04
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;61
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;5,72
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;5,47
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;5,3
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;13,4
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;57,16
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;52,93
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;82,5
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;68,07
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;34,61
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;36,04
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;29,15
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;26,88
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;34,36
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;34,09
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;19,83
3.2. Retail trade (CNAE 47);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;55,91
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;88,55
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;87,14
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;93,39
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,7
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;89,74
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;88,73
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;92,22
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,7
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;21,95
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,58
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;26,38
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;50,76
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;41,22
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;36,25
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,15
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;87,26
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;35,76
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,72
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;49,68
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,53
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;88,03
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,34
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,36
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;96,14
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;69,37
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;66,03
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;79,27
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,84
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;49,97
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;44,46
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;66,54
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,57
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,16
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;34,96
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,32
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,07
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;32,19
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;26,98
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;45
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,45
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;29,3
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,69
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;44,32
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,89
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,18
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;28,61
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;43,36
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;82,21
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;73,05
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;69,77
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;84,25
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;93,16
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;72,67
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;69,81
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;78,7
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;93,04
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;53,43
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;50,74
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;56,04
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;83,19
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;46,2
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;43,76
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;50,85
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;65,33
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;3,16
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;2,06
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;5,73
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;16,87
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;38,85
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;26,67
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;49,95
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;56,24
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;40,35
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;45,71
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;32,47
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;36,9
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;49,15
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;53,37
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;37,28
3.3. Transport and storage (CNAE 49-53);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;54,37
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;82,74
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;80,55
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;94,1
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;98,75
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;91,46
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;90,82
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,8
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,1
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;23,55
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;20,85
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;35
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;42,79
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;35,02
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;30,53
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;51,97
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;79,22
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;33,43
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;29,89
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;45,91
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;73,6
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;79,82
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;77,11
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,56
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,78
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;62,03
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;58,05
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;78,4
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,64
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;40,02
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;33,1
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;69,38
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,46
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;28,67
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,64
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;46,84
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;83,04
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;28,99
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;24,01
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;47,35
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;80,98
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;23,7
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,53
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;38,12
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;72,78
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;28,05
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,31
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;46,23
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;73,33
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;70,77
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;68,29
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;81,36
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;88,25
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;67,47
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;65,28
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;73,07
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;91,57
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;54,28
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;52,65
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;57,32
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;78,16
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;49,33
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;45,62
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;62,5
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;70
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;5,18
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;4,23
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,96
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;13,36
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;53,33
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;49,83
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;60,79
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;62,56
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;51,59
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;53,99
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;43,54
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;58,76
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;53,17
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;50,52
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;58,79
3.4. Hospitality: accommodation services and food and beverage services (CNAE 55-56);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;60,22
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;95,58
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;94,36
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;100
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;100
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;93,64
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;91,89
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;99,56
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;100
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;27,57
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;21,32
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;47,03
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;56,16
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;58,22
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;50,62
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;81,78
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,56
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;60,14
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;53,91
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;79,34
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,4
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;97,94
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;98,75
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,6
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,23
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;86,82
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;84,69
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,29
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,23
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;68,05
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;60,98
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;90,96
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,23
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;51,48
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;42,19
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;80,69
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,07
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;56,24
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;47,12
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;85,87
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,56
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;46,79
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;37,7
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;75,6
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,63
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;53,4
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;44,82
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;80,61
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;90,79
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;85,69
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;83,45
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;92,69
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;95,84
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;78,24
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;73,9
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;90,79
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,22
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;57,78
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;50,95
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;77,9
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;81,57
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;58,01
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;52,94
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;73,23
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;74,49
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;11,38
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;10,76
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,91
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;27,7
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;64,73
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;63,35
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;63,96
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;75
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;40,25
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;45,5
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;25,39
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;25
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;28,35
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;23,65
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;39,42
3.5. Publishing, broadcasting and content production and distribution (CNAE 58-60);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;45
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;99,32
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;99,21
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;99,6
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,59
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;99,21
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;99,03
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;99,73
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,59
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;39,02
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;32,83
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;53,34
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;65,24
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;84,12
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;80,88
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;92,27
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,09
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;77,84
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;74,08
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;86,61
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,45
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;96,52
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;96,35
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;96,45
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,19
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;89,41
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,18
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,5
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,18
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;85,79
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;84,18
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;88,29
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,54
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;79,99
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;76,34
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;88,42
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,5
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;83,29
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;79,69
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;92,04
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;96,71
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;74,93
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;69,13
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,71
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,84
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;77,21
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;72,06
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;90,5
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;93,44
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;95,11
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;95,09
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;94,6
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;97,53
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;93,54
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;91,81
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;98,17
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;98,32
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;70,97
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;64,39
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;87,06
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,97
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;68,18
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;63,29
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;80,6
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;84,05
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;7,42
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;5,94
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,61
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;18,78
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;48,88
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;40,79
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;56,8
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;67,5
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;43,32
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;56,28
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;24,7
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;25,95
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;43,73
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;36,52
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;51,19
3.6. Information and telecommunications, information technology (IT), and repair and maintenance of computers and communication equipment (CNAE 61-63 and 95.1);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;59,46
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;98,91
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;98,71
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;100
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;100
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;95,07
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;95,27
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;92,88
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;100
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;16,88
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;12,71
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;37,61
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;53,5
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;60,21
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;57,06
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;74,62
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,9
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;47,28
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;41,57
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;77,49
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;87,26
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;91,85
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;90,66
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;98,62
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,45
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;84,16
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;83,11
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;88,67
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,45
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;57,77
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;52,71
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;83,3
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;100
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;51,28
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;47,11
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;71,75
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;89,17
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;47,03
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;40,23
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;82,88
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,9
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;41,84
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;35,89
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;71,7
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,36
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;44,02
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;39,07
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;67,76
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,36
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;83,93
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;82,05
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;93,37
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;100
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;82,83
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;80,12
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;95,62
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;97,45
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;56,93
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;51,97
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;78,09
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,9
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;46,11
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;44,16
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;54,94
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;58,6
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;8,63
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;7,91
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;12,19
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;15,29
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;14,95
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;10,48
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;26,22
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;50
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;11,92
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;0
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;58,39
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;33,33
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;74,5
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;89,52
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;15,38
3.7. Real estate activities (CNAE 68);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;50
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;97,66
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;97,23
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;99,82
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,03
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;93,45
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;92,35
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;98,32
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,26
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;24,66
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,59
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;45,21
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;58,79
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;57,79
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;51,93
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;82,65
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,34
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;58,54
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;52,7
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;83,76
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;90,84
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;95,5
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;95,32
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;95,55
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,75
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;85,46
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;83,86
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,68
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,54
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;72,43
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;68,28
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,95
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,54
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;58,97
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;53,55
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;80,98
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,23
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;60,69
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;54,99
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;84,58
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,56
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;51,26
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;44,58
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;79,36
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,81
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;55,09
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;48,13
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;85,42
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;92,8
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;82,36
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;79,27
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;95,71
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;99,51
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;82,59
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;79,93
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;91,49
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;97,03
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;57,15
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;52,03
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;73,44
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;88,64
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;54,06
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;51,72
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;60,67
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;71,98
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;9,42
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;9,23
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,6
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;13,51
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;75,02
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;73,87
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;82,56
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;71,17
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;26,83
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;20,88
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;58,52
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;29,9
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;44,89
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;44,97
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;41,18
3.8. Professional, scientific and technical activities (CNAE 69-75);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;55,1
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;89,95
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;87,75
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;96,42
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;97,97
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;89,66
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;87,58
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;94,44
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;98,56
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;23,08
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;23,42
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;17,39
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;35,1
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;39,24
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;36,21
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;39,9
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;69,53
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;34,32
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;27,6
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;48,7
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;66,03
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;88,28
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;86,81
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,15
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;96,01
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;61,53
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;54,89
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;77,98
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;86,6
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;41,15
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;34,88
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;52,25
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;77,11
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;32,08
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;25,14
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;44,69
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;71,04
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;27,23
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;19,8
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;40,09
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;70,58
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;23,64
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;16,6
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;36,63
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;62,58
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;27,98
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;20,54
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;43
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;65,6
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;67,56
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;63,88
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;75,61
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;84,38
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;73,25
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;68,88
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;81,28
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;88,49
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;55,69
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;53,4
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;55,57
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;74,34
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;48,65
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;47,49
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;46,15
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;64,16
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;6,3
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;5,22
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;9,43
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;10,34
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;52,3
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;48,3
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;54,34
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;70,98
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;38,15
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;30,23
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;51,75
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;50,8
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;62,9
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;69,19
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;54,96
3.9. Administrative activities and auxiliary services (incl. travel agencies) (CNAE 77-82);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;45,55
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);Total;99,43
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 10 to 49;99,31
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 50 to 249;99,81
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1 % of companies that apply some ICT security measure (0);From 250 and up;99,67
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);Total;98,32
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;97,83
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;99,78
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.A % of companies that apply strong password authentication as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,35
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);Total;39,47
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;33,79
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;54,01
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.B % of companies applying authentication using biometric methods as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;59,32
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);Total;80,87
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;76,65
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,8
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.C % of companies that apply authentication based on a combination of at least two authentication mechanisms as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;95,08
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);Total;76,18
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;72,42
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;86,07
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.D % of companies that apply encryption of data, documents or emails as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;88,31
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);Total;96,64
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;96,31
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;97,1
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.E % of companies that apply data backup in a separate location as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,35
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);Total;90,12
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;88,44
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;93,67
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.F % of companies that apply network access control as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;99,01
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);Total;85,07
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;83,58
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;87,11
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.G % of companies that apply VPN as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;97,37
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);Total;77,57
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;72,93
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,96
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.H % of companies that apply an ICT security monitoring system that allows detecting suspicious activity as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;91,61
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);Total;80,44
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;75,97
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;91,72
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.I % of companies that implement log file maintenance that allows analysis after ICT security incidents as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;96,71
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);Total;71,41
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;64,85
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;88,21
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.J % of companies implementing an ICT risk assessment as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,41
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);Total;74,81
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 10 to 49;69,04
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 50 to 249;89,82
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.1.K % of companies that carry out ICT security tests as an ICT security measure (1);From 250 and up;94,08
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);Total;93,96
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 10 to 49;93,24
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 50 to 249;95,43
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2 % of companies that make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (1);From 250 and up;98,02
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;93,27
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;91,56
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;97,8
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.A % of companies offering voluntary training or providing internally available information to make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;97,99
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;68,74
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;62,52
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;82,88
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.B % of companies that require mandatory training or material viewing courses for their employees to make them aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;94,97
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);Total;63,42
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 10 to 49;58,58
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 50 to 249;74,82
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.2.C % of companies that contractually make their employees aware of their ICT security obligations (2);From 250 and up;82,25
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);Total;9,28
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 10 to 49;9,02
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 50 to 249;7,97
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3 % of companies that experienced an ICT security incident (0);From 250 and up;18,15
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);Total;43,31
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 10 to 49;36,19
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 50 to 249;57,25
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.A % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, experienced unavailability of ICT services of ICT services due to an attack from the outside (4);From 250 and up;67,59
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);Total;45,15
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 10 to 49;53,1
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 50 to 249;25,48
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.B % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the destruction or corruption of data due to malware infection or unauthorized intrusion (4);From 250 and up;25,17
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);Total;52,37
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 10 to 49;51,4
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 50 to 249;51,69
4. ICT Sector (CNAE 261-264, 465, 582, 61, 62, 631, 951);F.3.C % of companies that, in 2025, after experiencing an ICT security incident, resulted in the disclosure of confidential data due to intrusions, pharming, phishing or intentional actions of the employees themselves (4);From 250 and up;60,18