Ukrainian Experts Say They Don't Feel Ready For Russian Cyberattacks

Ukrainian Experts Say They Don't Feel Ready For Russian Cyberattacks

By Alexandra Miller

By Alexandra Miller
January 27, 2020

January 27, 2020

After multiple Russia-attributed cyberattacks, experts say Ukraine has improved security, but they don't feel prepared for future attacks.

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A cyberattack happens somewhere in the world every 14 seconds, and many are coming directly from Russia, according to the Official Annual Cybercrime Report.

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