As technology benefits will keep on growing and evolving, cyber threats will too.
A strong cybersecurity policy for each government is needed in order to mitigate cyber risks and preventing all newly emerging trends.
Global firms BSA released the EU Cybersecurity Dashboard, a report analysis of data security laws and privacy on all 28  European countries  that provides a baseline standard by which any country in the region, or around the world, can measure their progress toward a mature cybersecurity policy environment.

The analysis focuses on five areas of every Member States' cybersecurity apparatus: legal foundations, operational capabilities, public-private partnerships, sector-specific cybersecurity plans and education.
The report states that most EU Member States recognise that working toward cybersecurity and cyber resilience — with particular focus on the protection of critical infrastructure — should be an important national priority; although considerable discrepancies exist between Member States’ cybersecurity policies, legal frameworks and operational capabilities, creating notable cybersecurity gaps across Europe.

The EU Cybersecurity Dashboard outlines the fundamental elements of a strong legal cybersecurity framework – from establishing strong legal foundations, to engendering trust and working in partnership, to promoting cybersecurity education which will increase cybersecurity and cyber resilience of all EU Member States.