German Businesses Face Rising Fraud Threats and Stricter Cybersecurity Laws in 2026
German companies in 2026 grapple with fraud via fake tax emails and must meet stringent new EU cybersecurity laws imposing personal liability and heavy penalties.
German companies in 2026 grapple with fraud via fake tax emails and must meet stringent new EU cybersecurity laws imposing personal liability and heavy penalties.
German companies in 2026 grapple with fraud via fake tax emails and must meet stringent new EU cybersecurity laws imposing personal liability and heavy penalties.
Ex-Formula 1 driver Adrian Sutil is under investigation for fraud connected to the insolvency of the luxury car dealership DS Motor GmbH, with high-value cars seized and missing amid ongoing probes.
An 89-year-old woman in Schneverdingen fell victim to a trick thief posing as a handyman, who stole her jewelry. Police are seeking public assistance in the case.
Recent incidents across Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria involve a delivery person disposing of Christmas packages, a fraud couple stealing valuables from safes, and a senior citizen trapping criminals posing as police officers.
An 80-year-old woman in Hamburg died following a telephone scam by a fraudster posing as a police officer, leading to theft and health decline.
German police updates on October 12, 2025, detail local incidents, a significant scam attempt in Meißen, and provide public safety resources.