Latvia and Poland sign memorandum on strengthening cooperation in cybersecurity
Latvia and Poland have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance bilateral cooperation in cybersecurity. The agreement focuses on information sharing, joint training, and the development of defense capabilities.
Why it matters
This partnership strengthens NATO's collective defense posture in the Baltic region against potential cyber threats.
RIGA - A memorandum of understanding on strengthening cooperation between Latvia and Poland in the field of cybersecurity was signed Tuesday during the visit of Polish Secretary of State at the Ministry of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk to Latvia, LETA was told at the Latvian Ministry of Defense.
The memorandum was signed during a visit by Cezary Tomczyk, State Secretary of the Polish Ministry of Defense, to Latvia. The memorandum was signed by Rolands Henins, Policy Director-Deputy State Secretary at the Latvian Ministry of Defense, and Tomczyk.
The memorandum provides for a closer exchange of information on cyber threats, sharing of best practices, and cooperation in education, training, and the development of cybersecurity capabilities. It also covers the exchange of information on tools and research, as well as cooperation in the planning, coordination, and conduct of joint operations.
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