Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.

Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.

Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.

Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.

Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.

Ukraine has joined the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE) as a contributing participant after all 27 sponsoring countries in the Steering Committee of the CCDCOE agreed to its membership, the centre announced on 4 March.

A CCDCOE spokesperson informed Janes that Ukraine had initially demonstrated its interest in joining the centre last year but had sent a letter last week to confirm its continued interest in joining.