The European Commission has proposed two action plans to address the deteriorating security situation following Russia's invasion of Ukraine to bolster cyber-defense and to allow armed forces to move faster and better across borders. The policy proposed would boost EU cyber-defense capabilities and strengthen coordination and cooperation between the military and civilian cyber-communities. The commission said Russian cyberattacks on European Union countries and their partners were a "wake-up" call. To read the original Reuters story, click here.
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