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What is the EU's role here?
The European Union often creates laws that apply across its member states, aiming for common standards and protections. In cybersecurity, this means a unified approach to defending against digital threats. This story shows the EU's attempt to strengthen collective security, but also the practical difficulties in getting all members to agree on the specifics of implementation.
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