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EU’s Cyber Solidarity Act: A Cybersecurity Comedy of Errors and Slow Progress
The EU’s Cyber Solidarity Act, a cyber superhero squad of sorts, finds itself stuck in a bureaucratic quagmire. EU countries are as excited about it as a sloth on a diet, resulting in progress slower than a tortoise on a treadmill. Meanwhile, cyber villains are…
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Oh, the joys of bureaucracy! The EU's Cyber Solidarity Act, a bill designed to be the cyber equivalent of a neighborhood watch, is stuck in the mud. The idea is to have a 'Cyber Reserve' of certified geek squads ready to swoop in and save the day when big cyber attacks hit. But as it turns out, the EU countries are as enthusiastic about the idea as a cat about a bath. The Act is stuck in the Council of Ministers where progress is as slow as a tortoise on a treadmill. Meanwhile, the cyber bad guys are probably having a good laugh.
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