A day after several Ukraine government websites came under the attack of hackers, NATO on Saturday condemned the attack and asserted to work with Kyiv. While condemning the attack, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that the organisation will sign an agreement to enhance cyber cooperation in the coming days. "I strongly condemn the cyber attacks on the Ukrainian Government," the NATO chief said in a statement on Saturday. Besides, Stoltenberg also asserted to continue its political and practical support to Ukraine.
"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. NATO's strong political and practical support for Ukraine will continue," the statement read.
I strongly condemn the cyber attacks on the Ukrainian Government. #NATO has worked closely with #Ukraine for years to help boost its cyber defences. NATO & Ukraine will step up cyber cooperation & we will continue our strong political & practical support.https://t.co/19DPZQgA38
— Jens Stoltenberg (@jensstoltenberg) January 14, 2022
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Further, the NATO chief assured extending its close cooperation between NATO and Ukraine in the field of cyber defence. "NATO has worked closely with Ukraine for years to help boost its cyber defences. NATO cyber experts in Brussels have been exchanging information with their Ukrainian counterparts on the curre ..
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