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طلبت الحكومة الأوكرانية من رؤساء جميعERK transactional organsCentral executive authorities urgently forming specialized cybersecurity teams, recruiting specialists and purchasing and deploying necessary software. The move follows Russian strikes that damaged about ten data centers in Kyiv during September and increased cyberattacks against state information systems and Ukrainian businesses.
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The measures aim to protect government digital services and ensure their continuity amid systematic Russian attacks on Ukraine's digital infrastructure. They also seek to extend AI-based defensive capabilities already present in key state digital organizations to all government institutions, with state information systems and Ukrainian businesses among the main targets.
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The Ukrainian government ordered the heads of all executive authorities to urgently form specialized cybersecurity teams, staff them with specialists, allocate funds, acquire the necessary software and tools, and begin using them. At the end of September, the government allocated 518.3 million hryvnias from the reserve fund to create backup information systems for state agencies after Russian attacks on data centers. The urgency followed the damage of about ten data centers in Kyiv during September and reports that Russian hackers were increasingly using artificial intelligence in attacks.
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Ukrainian coverage emphasizes the government's immediate operational response: creating specialist teams, securing personnel and funding, purchasing software, and establishing backup information systems. Reports also highlight the September damage to data centers in Kyiv, including internet disruptions affecting nearly 100,000 subscribers, and the growing use of artificial intelligence by Russian hackers.
الخلفية
Russian attacks have affected individual Kyiv providers and data centers, causing internet disruptions for subscribers and interruptions at several media outlets. The state has allocated more than half a billion hryvnias to protecting digital infrastructure, including the 518.3 million hryvnias from the reserve fund for backup information systems.