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The Financial Times said that Israel, Finland and Sweden are judged to be the nations which are most resilient to cyberattacks on their public and private computer systems, according to an in-depth study into cybersecurity published on Monday by a Brussels-based think–tank.

“Almost everyone agrees that the Nordic countries score high on cybersecurity with the UK also very strong,” Brigid Grauman, the report’s author, told the newspaper. “But elsewhere in Europe, most notably in Poland, Italy and Romania, you do not see the same level of resilience.”

The report expresses concern about India, Mexico and Brazil.