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NATO’s Cyber Defence Forum: A Powerful Alliance or a Slippery Slope?
“Breaking news: NATO’s turned tech savvy, launching a Cyber Defence Forum. Secretary-General Stoltenberg’s message? “We need a cyber buddy system with the private sector!” He’s also sounding alarms over Chinese tech, likening reliance on it to a Russian gas addiction. It’s high time for NATO…
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Oh look, the NATO Cyber Defence Forum is now a thing! And apparently, they've figured out that to beat the cyber baddies, they need the help of the private sector. Who knew? NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is basically saying "Hey, we can't do this alone, let's all be cyber buddies". He's also throwing some shade at Chinese tech, warning that depending on it for critical networks would be as bad as relying on Russian gas. Well, that's one way to put it.Already a member? Log in here