The parliament collected 156 signatures of people's deputies in support of holding an extraordinary plenary session of the Verkhovna Rada to adopt a resolution on the continuation of sanctions against Russian social networks and Internet […]
13.05.2020 • pu
Several Telegram channels have appeared on the Internet, which for money publish personal data of Ukrainians, including information about driver's licenses. According to the Ministry of Digital Transformation, the Security Service of Ukraine is already […]
12.05.2020 • Bohdan Marusyak
Did you know that popular e-voting has been practised in Ukraine at least since 2015? It has been indeed – for various purposes and at different levels of governance. While electronic voting can be either […]
10.05.2020 • pu
We make this media review every week in partnership with the Ukrainian source Mind.ua. We make it for you to help you form an idea of the image of Ukraine in the European media space. […]
08.05.2020 • pu
The cyber virus pandemic As the world is being overwhelmed by information on the spread and fight against the coronavirus and everybody is concerned about the physical health of mankind, we can miss another invisible […]
30.03.2020 • pu
A report from the EU diplomatic service claims that Russian media is deploying a significant disinformation campaign, trying to deepen the panic regarding the coronavirus and increase distrust. The document prepared by the European Diplomatic […]
20.03.2020 • promoteukraine
Through information attacks any government "can justify armed intervention in a foreign state", and with the help of ideology - to prevent such attacks in relation to oneself. This position is promoted by Igor Ashmanov, […]
23.02.2020 • promoteukraine
The tensions in the world keep running high. Recent frequent reports of hacking wars and virtual world hacking attacks also add anxiety. Cyber-attacks or cyber-fraud cases occur in the world every 14 seconds. Large corporations […]
27.01.2020 • promoteukraine
Nowadays, governments, private entities and hacktivists are becoming more skilled and have gained more tools to expose those behind cyberattacks. When it comes to large-scale attacks, experts often identify Russia. Russian and foreign programmers who […]
09.01.2020 • Marta Barandiy
Cyberwars can become fully-fledged conflicts offline The world has become digital. Digitisation has affected not only office workers, students, and bureaucrats of all levels, but now also the military. After all, expressions like “cyber soldier” […]
12.12.2019 • pu
The perspective for a global cyber-war is becoming more real than ever. More and more countries are creating cyber-divisions within their armies, and, within media, notifications of cyber-attacks on objects of critical infrastructure are becoming […]
14.10.2019 • promoteukraine
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16.07.2019 • promoteukraine
'The Surkov Leaks: The Inner Workings of Russia’s Hybrid War in Ukraine' report will be published on July 16, which is the most detailed analysis yet of the ‘Surkov Leaks’. 'The Surkov Leaks' is the […]
14.07.2019 • promoteukraine
On 25 June 2019, Promote Ukraine (PU) had the pleasure of holding the conference – Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs State Sponsored Cyber Attacks. The conference brought together experts from various European countries, […]
05.07.2019 • promoteukraine
Christo Grozev - the winner of the European Press Prize for Investigative Journalism in 2019, visited our conference ‘Behind the Digital Curtain’. Mr. Grozev was one of the keynote speakers of the conference. He said […]
04.07.2019 • Marta Barandiy
Barandiy Marta "Behind the digital curtain: A look inside the Russian Information War against the West" - DOI 10.34054/bdc001 in: Conference proceeding "Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks", Brussels - 25/06/2019 - DOI 10.34054/bdc000 Download the […]
25.06.2019 • Marta Barandiy
Kotsiuba Igor Legal and Ethical Aspects of Autonomous Weapons, Cyberattacks, and AI. DOI 10.34054/bdc004 in: Conference proceeding "Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks", Brussels - 25/06/2019 - DOI 10.34054/bdc000 Download the Publication here: Igor Kotsiuba - […]
25.06.2019 • promoteukraine
Bulda Oksana «Legal asymmetry»in the context of liability of the state and state sponsored cyber-attacks actors. Opinion - DOI 10.34054/bdc003 in: Conference proceeding "Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs. State Sponsored Cyber Attacks", Brussels - 25/06/2019 - DOI 10.34054/bdc000 […]
25.06.2019 • promoteukraine
In the past 10 years most of the countries within the orbit of Russian political interests, suffered some sort of Russian meddling. Experts say, that modern tools and methods do not differ much from those […]
24.06.2019 • promoteukraine
Modern Cyber Weaponry and the “Weaponization” of Ideas: How Elections are Transformed into Cyber Operations Authors: Marta Barandiy, Viktoria Shestoperova, Yuliya Shutyak Download Publication here: Modern Cyber Weaponry The history of Russian hacking. The Gerasimov doctrine and the […]
23.06.2019 • promoteukraine
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