EU defence ministers are reportedly discussing a new emergency mechanism, modeled on NATO, to improve coordination and response to a rising campaign of hybrid attacks from M.
The proposal would create a rapid‑response framework that could be activated when member states face coordinated cyber, information‑operations or other non‑conventional threats that blend conventional and unconventional tactics.
By mirroring NATO’s existing emergency procedures, the mechanism would enable quicker decision‑making and the sharing of resources and intelligence among EU countries, according to the source.
The initiative comes amid growing concerns across Europe about the increasing frequency and sophistication of hybrid attacks, and would complement the EU’s current defence and cyber‑security strategies.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>