Federal Times: BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union foreign ministers have agreed to prepare a joint response to cyberattacks in the 28-nation bloc, including imposing sanctions on offenders.
The ministers said in a statement Monday that they would develop a “cyber-diplomacy toolbox” to respond to malicious activities online.
They expressed concern at the “increased ability and willingness of state and non-state actors to pursue their objectives” through cyberattacks, and pledged a united response.
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