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Russia is escalating hybrid and asymmetric warfare across Europe, targeting critical infrastructure and causing potential data loss and physical damage.
Russia is escalating hybrid, asymmetric warfare across Europe, targeting critical infrastructure and causing potential data loss and physical damage, with a focus on testing enemy defenses and degrade critical systems.
Russia is escalating hybrid and asymmetric warfare across Europe, targeting critical infrastructure and causing potential data loss and physical damage.
Russia is escalating hybrid and asymmetric warfare across Europe, targeting critical infrastructure and causing potential data loss, physical damage, and injury to personnel.
A new Russian decree tightens critical-infrastructure security requirements, forcing data center operators to boost physical and digital defenses amid Ukrainian drone attacks.
A decree signed by President Putin in late August lets the Russian government temporarily take control of critical infrastructure, including data centers, if operators fail to protect facilities from drone attacks. Russia hosts 181 data centers, many concentrated around Moscow and St. Petersburg, areas increasingly exposed to Ukrainian long-range drone operations. Operators report higher capital expenditures for physical defenses and cybersecurity, costs likely passed to customers. Ukraine has also struck data centers in Kyiv, and Russia has expanded anti-drone measures such as netting and metal barriers.