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On Monday, the European Court of Auditors stated that EU member states' insufficient information sharing on cyberattacks is weakening the bloc's defensive capabilities. The 27-nation bloc has invested €1.4 billion in cybersecurity in its current budget and tried to improve cooperation.
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