Russia unexpectedly poor at cyberwar, say European military heads


Petkevicius said that Russia is ‘not ready to wage coordinated cyber and kinetic war’. — Reuters

LILLE, France: Several European heads of military cyber defence forces agreed on June 8 that Russia has been far less effective than expected in employing digital combat capabilities in their offensive against Ukraine.

“Among cybersecurity experts we were pretty sure that there would be a cyber Pearl Harbor based on past experience of Russian behaviour and capabilities,” said General Karol Molenda, head of Poland’s National Cyber Security Centre.

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