Estonia’s digital paradox: legacies and lessons

NATALIE JENKINS

Estonia has established itself as a leader in innovation and technology. With programs like e-Voting, e-Residency, e-Governance, e-Health, e ­Tax, and e-Prescription, the country has successfully integrated key government infrastructures into the digital realm.

But high internet traffic presents an increased vulnerability to cyberattacks. The phrase commonly refers to when someone deliberately enters computer systems with malicious intent to either destroy, steal, or manipulate data.

With Estonia’s high degree of digitalization, is it more prone to cyberattacks? Some say yes.

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