EU to mobilize cyber team to help Ukraine fight Russian cyberattacks

The European Union will activate a team of cybersecurity experts to help Ukraine fight off cyberattacks from Russia. The EU’s Cyber Rapid Response Team includes around 10 national cybersecurity officials of six European countries — Croatia, Estonia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland and Romania — who can provide assistance to countries under cyberattack. The team falls under the EU's defense cooperation program PESCO; it will be its first deployment. The move comes as Ukrainian cybersecurity services warned of incoming cyberattacks and threats on Monday, amid the conflict with Russia in the eastern part of the country.

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