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EU extends emergency cyber security support to Ukraine

EU extends emergency cyber security support to Ukraine
Channel News Asia Monday 15 June 2026, 22:21 UTC 1 min read
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EU extends emergency cyber security support to Ukraine BRUSSELS, June 15 : The EU has made its emergency cyber security support available to Ukraine, the European Commission said on Monday. Ukraine can now activate incident response services from trusted private providers to help address significant or large-scale incidents, the Commission said. Moldova had already been added to the support system in 2024.

EU extends emergency cyber security support to Ukraine BRUSSELS, June 15 : The EU has made its emergency cyber security support available to Ukraine, the European Commission said on Monday. Ukraine can now activate incident response services from trusted private providers to help address significant or large-scale incidents, the Commission said. Moldova had already been added to the support system in 2024. Source: Reuters
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