Kyiv strengthens cybersecurity following damage to data centers
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The Ukrainian government has made the decision to establish special cybersecurity teams. This measure comes as a response to a series of attacks that resulted in damage to critical digital infrastructure in the country's capital.
According to Ukrainian authorities, approximately ten data centers were affected in Kyiv in September. These facilities play a key role in ensuring internet connectivity and data storage, so their failure has become a serious challenge for the stability of digital networks.
Currently, specialists are assessing the damage and working on restoring the compromised systems. The government has already begun implementing a set of measures aimed at protecting telecommunications infrastructure from similar threats in the future.
The creation of new cyber incident response teams is intended to help detect attacks more quickly and minimize their consequences. Authorities emphasize that ensuring uninterrupted communication remains one of the top priorities under current conditions.
Sources: NV Бизнес
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