gov.uk | UK boosts Ukraine's cyber defences with £6.35 million support package, 1 Nov

The UK Ukraine Cyber Programme uses world-leading expertise to protect Ukraine's critical national infrastructure and vital public services from cyber attacks. A £6.35 million support package from the UK government is protecting Ukraine's critical national infrastructure and vital public services from cyber attacks, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has revealed.

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The programme has not been made public until now to protect its operational security.
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Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said: "The UK's support to Ukraine is not limited to military aid - we are drawing on Britain's world-leading expertise to support Ukraine's cyber defences. Together, we will ensure that the Kremlin is defeated in every sphere: on land, in the air and in cyber space."

Lindy Cameron, Chief Executive Officer of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), said: "The NCSC is proud to have played a part in supporting Ukraine's cyber defenders. They have mounted an impressive defence against Russian aggression in cyberspace, just as they have done on the physical battlefield."

silicon.co.uk | UK Defending Ukraine From Russian Cyberattacks, 1 Nov

Offensive operations
The UK's admission of aiding Ukraine in the cyberspace, comes after the US government in June this year admitted that American military hackers had conducted `a series of operations' in support of Ukraine.

A senior US General (the head of US Cyber Command General Paul Nakasone), said that US military hackers had conducted offensive operations in support of Ukraine.

"We've conducted a series of operations across the full spectrum; offensive, defensive, [and] information operations," General Nakasone told Sky News.

The General declined to describe those operations.

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