On the recordFebruary 14, 2018
The NATO Secretary General has said that alliance members agreed that a serious cyberattack threatening critical military and civilian infrastructure could trigger article 5 of the NATO Treaty.
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congress.govKirsten Gillibrand: “The NATO Secretary General has said that alliance members agreed that a serious cyberattack threatening critical…”
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Gillibrand references NATO's stance on cyberattacks as a potential trigger for military response.
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