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