| NATO Cyber defence center created |
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| Saturday, 17 May 2008 | ||||
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Many European countries were reluctant to accept that cyber wars exist, but as NATO spokesman James Appathurai said: “we have seen in Estonia that a cyber-attack can swiftly become an issue of national security” The center will conduct research and training on cyber warfare, develop NATO standards and capabilities for cyber defense, and provide expert advice on a regular basis as well as in emergencies. This NATO allies initiative is also supported by United States, which take observer status in this project.
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Year ago, Estonia was a target of massive DoS attack. Now defense secretaries from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuana, Germany, Italy, Spain and Slovakia signed agreement to create research center for defense against cyber attacks, 
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