The German federal government has intensified its cybersecurity measures, aiming to strengthen the nation’s security architecture, raise protection levels against cyberattacks, and effectively combat cybercrime. In 2025, roughly 334,000 cybercrime incidents were recorded, with the actual threat likely higher due to a significant dark‑net underreporting. The Russian invasion of Ukraine is seen as a turning point, prompting the cabinet to adopt new measures. Key actions include boosting the resilience of German businesses, strengthening police and law‑enforcement capabilities, and establishing a modern cybersecurity framework. The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) develops practical minimum standards and tailored recommendations to help users avoid risks.
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