Cabinet allocates over UAH 518 mln to strengthen backup information systems of state bodies – PM Koretsky
The Cabinet of Ministers has allocated UAH 518.3 million to strengthen backup information systems of state bodies, Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretsky said.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has allocated a substantial UAH 518.3 million to bolster the backup information systems of state bodies, according to Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky. This financial support comes in response to the escalating cyber threats, particularly Russian attacks on Ukraine's digital infrastructure. Speaking through the Telegram platform, Koretsky detailed the disbursement of these funds, earmarked for the development of geographically dispersed backup environments and facilities, cloud infrastructure enhancements, and the procurement of server hardware, software, and backup recovery systems.
Prime Minister Koretsky emphasized that these measures are designed to expedite the restoration of state systems and services in the event of damage from cyberattacks or other disruptive incidents. He underscored the necessity for comprehensive preparedness, including readiness for severe scenarios. This allocation aligns with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's directives, following a staff meeting on September 25, where decisions were made to expedite the production of interceptor drones for jet-powered systems and to fortify Ukraine's data centers against potential threats.
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