Estonia experienced a significant wave of cyberattacks in September 2026, including a massive DDoS attack on its national authentication service. This highlights a critical need for organizations to understand their external digital footprint, as incident response often reveals previously unknown, publicly accessible assets. To proactively address this, Estonia is now focusing on systematically measuring and inventorying its public-sector infrastructure using tools like ZoomEye, prioritizing the identification of assets lacking clear ownership.
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