The North Atlantic Council condemned Russia's ongoing malicious cyber activity against NATO member countries and Alliance partners, including Ukraine. The statement emphasizes that such actions pose a threat to the security of the allies, reports UNN.
We strongly condemn Russia's ongoing malicious cyber activity, which uses its own cyber ecosystem to launch attacks against NATO allies and partners. This activity poses a threat to the security of the Alliance
NATO expressed solidarity with states affected by Russian cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure and government institutions. The Alliance also drew attention to recent statements by the United Kingdom and the European Union regarding the activities of Russian hackers and sanctions imposed against individuals and organizations involved in these operations.
We call on Russia to cease these destabilizing actions, which contradict the agreed international norms of responsible state behavior in cyberspace. NATO advocates for a free, open, peaceful, and secure cyberspace
The Alliance emphasized that it continues to strengthen its own cyber capabilities, integrating cyber defense into NATO military operations, missions, and other activities.
In response to ongoing Russian cyber campaigns against allies and Ukraine, we will continue to strengthen our defense and remain united in supporting Ukraine
NATO also assured that it is ready to use the full range of available capabilities to deter and counter cyber threats.
We are ready to apply the full range of our capabilities to deter, protect against, and counter all cyber threats. We are prepared to respond to them at a time and in a manner of our choosing, in accordance with international law