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EU and US hold anti-Wikileaks cyber games

3. Nov 2011, 10:09

Sixteen EU countries, the US and the European Commission's Crete-based Enisa agency are on Thursday simulating how they would in future stop a Wikileaks-type hack. The scenario sees one side "attempt to exfiltrate and publish online, secret information from EU member states' cyber security agencies" Enisa said.

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