NATO to sign cyber deal with Ukraine after attack
"Allied experts in (the) country are also supporting the Ukrainian authorities on the ground," Stoltenberg said, in a statement from NATO headquarters. "In the coming days, NATO and Ukraine will sign an agreement on enhanced cyber cooperation, inc...
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The NATO alliance will deepen its cyber warfare cooperation with its partner Ukraine, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Friday, after a massive cyberattack knocked out official websites.
"Allied experts in (the) country are also supporting the Ukrainian authorities on the ground," Stoltenberg said, in a statement from NATO headquarters.
"In the coming days, NATO and Ukraine will sign an agreement on enhanced cyber cooperation, including Ukrainian access to NATO's malware information sharing platform."
"Allied experts in (the) country are also supporting the Ukrainian authorities on the ground," Stoltenberg said, in a statement from NATO headquarters.
"In the coming days, NATO and Ukraine will sign an agreement on enhanced cyber cooperation, including Ukrainian access to NATO's malware information sharing platform."
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