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Cyber attack on NATO could trigger collective defence clause

By James Pearson and Jonathan Landay

Mar 1 2022 6:50AM

As once-hypothetical scenarios face real test.

Cyber attack on NATO could trigger collective defence clause

A cyber attack on a NATO member state could trigger Article 5, its collective defence clause, a NATO official said, amid concerns that chaos in cyberspace around Russia's invasion of Ukraine could spill over into other territories. The military alliance has for years made clear that a ...

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