Dutch businesses lack contingency plans for cyber and physical attacks

More than half of Dutch businesses have made no contingency plans to prepare for cyberattacks, electricity blackouts or other infrastructure disruptions, according to DutchNews.

The warning highlights vulnerability across the Netherlands' economic foundation amid rising threats from both cyber and physical attacks. Businesses remain largely unprepared despite increasing frequency of such incidents across Europe.

The lack of preparation poses risks not only to individual companies but to broader economic resilience and supply chain continuity.