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U.S. Announces $5 Million Security Package To Ukraine During First Bilateral Cyber Dialogue

By Matthew Beinart

Friday, October 6th, 2017

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The U.S. ambassador to the Ukraine announced a $5 million assistance package to strengthen Ukrainian cyber security efforts during the nation’s first bilateral dialogue on cyber security on Sept. 29 in Kyiv.Delegations from both nations met the week of Sept. 24 to discuss strengthening Ukraine’s ability to protect its critical infrastructure and military systems, and affirmed a commitment to helps its ally prevent future cyber attacks.Ukraine faces continued cyber threats from Russian state-actors, especially following the annexation of Crimea in…

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