Ukraine’s plans for its digital recovery may be too bold
Ukraine’s plans to become a post-war digital powerhouse may be overestimating post-war goodwill among its closest allies.
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UK pledges £5m to boost Georgia’s cybersecurity in the face of Russian aggression
As Russia targets Ukraine's neighbours, the UK and other Nato countries are bolstering their cyber defences.
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Russia-linked Killnet claims responsibility for Lithuania cyberattack
Killnet has claimed responsibility for the cyberattack that has affected government departments in Lithuania today.
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The war in Ukraine is showing the limits of cyberattacks
It was expected to be the first ‘cyberwar’ but cyberattacks have had little impact on the Ukraine conflict.
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Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky reveals ‘digital lend-lease’ plan
Zelensky has called for a new lend-lease scheme to help Ukraine rebuild as a digital-first economy.
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Russian threats unlikely to stop US cyberattacks as part of Ukraine war
Russia has hit out at US-backed cyberattacks on its infrastructure, but the threats are unlikely to deter Washington.
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Open source intelligence key to fighting Russian disinformation during Ukraine war
Technology has helped Russia spread disinformation during the conflict, but open data can be used to debunk falsehoods.
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US confirms cyberattacks on Russia in Ukraine war
US general gives first confirmation of cyberattacks against Russia in defence of Ukraine.
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