Stronger Together: The US-Ukrainian Cyber Partnership
summary
Ukraine treats 2014–22 as a testing ground and reports 4,500 attacks in 2022 after ~800 in 2020 and ~1,400 in 2021, including NotPetya, Viasat outages, DDoS and wiping malware; laws and a Prime Minister decree let state bodies move databases to cloud to survive missile strikes; private firms (Mandiant, CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, SpaceX Starlink) donate tools and licenses; FBI embeds cyber teams, shares previously restricted threat intel, and helps analyze digital evidence for war‑crime prosecutions and ongoing attribution.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 2:08Pre-invasion intelligence
- 3:37Ukrainian cyber preparedness
- 11:35Global impact of cyber war
- 14:09FBI and partner engagement
- 21:23Public-private partnerships
- 27:54Current operational outlook
- 33:48War crimes and prosecution
- 39:40Lessons and future strategy
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