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NATO Head Says Cyber Attack Can Trigger Collective Response

Friday, April 3rd, 2015

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A cyber attack on a NATO member state can potentially trigger an Article 5 collective response, Jens Stoltenberg, the NATO Secretary General, said on March 25.“Cyber is now a central part of virtually all crises and conflicts. NATO has made it clear that cyber-attacks can potentially trigger an Article 5 response. We need to detect and counter cyber-attacks early; improve our resilience; and be able to recover quickly,” Stoltenberg said in an opening keynote speech at the NATO Transformation Seminar…

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