Ukraine Cyber Programme News Today

An overview of the CSSF, including 2022 to 2023 highlights, and its achievements before the UK Integrated Security Fund (ISF) replaced it.

The CSSF, led by the Cabinet Office, addresses threats to UK national security emanating from overseas, focusing on conflict, transnational threats and hostile state activities.

The UK benefited from £830 million in the 2022-23 financial year delivering programmes and peacekeeping in more than 90 countries to bolster global security.

UK and partners join together to establish The Tallinn Mechanism to bolster Ukraine’s cyber security

New Mandiant intelligence reveals how the APT known as Sandworm has been evolving its playbook, twisting legitimate executables known as LoLBins into malicious tools as it seeks to disrupt daily life for civilians in Ukraine

PM Rishi Sunak announces an expansion to the Ukraine Cyber Programme with a cash boost of up to £25m over the next two years

LONDON, June 18, 2023 (BSS /TASS) - The British government will allocate 25 million pounds (about $32 million) in the

The UK and Ukraine have reached an agreement in principle on a new Digital Trade Agreement (DTA), to support the Ukrainian economy in the wake of Russia's illegal invasion.

The Government activated the Ukraine Cyber Programme immediately after Russia's invasion.

Westminster has revealed for the first time the existence of a previously top-secret security programme that has been helping Ukraine fend off Russian cyber attacks