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  1. Foreign actors, notably Russia, are conducting sustained disinformation campaigns as a core component of hybrid threats, targeting Italy’s political and social stability.
  2. Italy’s intelligence community now systematically monitors influence operations, integrating information manipulation into national security frameworks alongside cyber and geopolitical threats.
  3. Disinformation is increasingly seen as a permanent threat, requiring continuous parliamentary oversight and strategic countermeasures to protect the country’s digital infrastructure, institutions, and public discourse.

Threat, Attack Techniques, and Targets

The Italian intelligence watchdog, COPASIR, reports that foreign information manipulation has become a long-term security issue for Italy. Countries like Russia and others are conducting influence operations. These operations aim to interfere with Italy’s political and social systems. The reports show that these influence efforts are part of hybrid conflicts. They involve not just disinformation but also cyber activities and geopolitical moves. The targets are Italy’s government, public debate, and national institutions. The campaigns use digital platforms to spread false or misleading information. The goal is to weaken trust in institutions and influence public opinion.

Impact, Security Implications, and Remediation Guidance

The influence campaigns increase the overall security risks for Italy. They threaten the integrity of the country’s information environment. These campaigns can undermine government trust, destabilize social cohesion, and influence political decisions. Italy now views influence operations as a permanent security concern. As a result, the government has begun to monitor these activities more closely. Since June 2025, Italy’s government reports regularly to Parliament about foreign influence campaigns. These efforts help strengthen defenses against disinformation. If you seek ways to protect against such threats, obtain remediation guidance from relevant vendors or authorities.

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