The Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Great Britain and the United States of America launched a new tool for cooperation in the field of cybersecurity – the Tallinn Mechanism (.pdf , 363.96 KB).

This step will strengthen the cooperation of partner countries in the cyber industry against the background of russia’s aggression against Ukraine.

Within the framework of the Tallinn Mechanism, assistance to Ukraine will be coordinated to support and strengthen its cybersecurity and cyber resilience, protect Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, and prevent russian cyber operations.

The new international instrument will also complement existing international efforts to build cyber resilience and cyber defense of Ukraine’s civil infrastructure.

In addition to the partner states, non-governmental organizations and the private sector are invited to participate in the work of the Tallinn Mechanism.