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Ukraine Accesses EU Cybersecurity Reserve to Counter Hacker Attacks

6/25/2026

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Ukraine gained access to the EU Cybersecurity Reserve to enlist specialists during large-scale hacker attacks.
The Verkhovna Rada ratified the agreement in March 2026, enabling the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)-run reserve to let Ukraine request services from vetted firms.
Minister Oleksandr Borniakov announced on Telegram that specialists will stop attacks, analyse threats, protect data and restore operations.
Ukraine presented its experience with the reserve at a forum in Moldova.

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Ukraine gained access to the EU Cybersecurity Reserve to enlist specialists during large-scale hacker attacks.
The Verkhovna Rada ratified the agreement in March 2026, enabling the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA)-run reserve to let Ukraine request services from vetted firms.
Minister Oleksandr Borniakov announced on Telegram that specialists will stop attacks, analyse threats, protect data and restore operations.
Ukraine presented its experience with the reserve at a forum in Moldova.