Ukraine inches closer to NATO with cybersecurity collab
Ukraine has taken another step toward deepening its ties to NATO by signing an agreement to formalize its participation in the security alliance's Joint Center for Advanced Technologies in Cyber Defense .
Ukraine submitted its application to join the Estonia-based center in August 2021. Last April, the 27 sponsoring nations in the steering committeeUkraine as a contributing participant in the CCDCOE — thus giving the other member state's access to Ukraine's"valuable first-hand knowledge of several adversaries".
The newer technical agreement, which must be signed by all of the center's member countries, would formalize Ukraine's participation in the cyber-defense group.
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