What We Can Learn from Ukraine's Cyber Defenders about Building a More Resilient Future
summary
Ukraine reports a shift from noisy destructive hacks to targeted intelligence operations against battlefield situational‑awareness and supply‑chain networks, and claims early detection and disruption of a VSAT campaign using shared threat intelligence. A year‑old memorandum of cooperation with a major cyber agency enables joint threat hunting, exercises and Ida HPS training, while operators migrate services to cloud and satellite backups and adopt the Shields Up campaign playbook to keep critical services running despite missile strikes and persistent cyber pressure.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:22Introductions
- 5:31Observations
- 6:59How to get ahead of clandestine operations
- 14:01What has changed in the US Ukraine relationship
- 18:38What has been working well
- 21:17Maintaining digital resilience
- 27:38How can the US move towards resilience
- 31:57How digital threats to global elections have evolved
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