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NATO SECRETARY-GENERAL RAISED ISSUE OF ENSURING AZERBAIJAN'S CYBER SECURITY AFTER ARMENIAN HACKERS' ATTACKS
Azerbaijan Business Center
Set 7 2012
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen,
who is on visit to Baku, has stated of the importance of measures to
ease tensions in the region and organization of cooperation.
Mr. Rasmussen has stated to the students of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic
Academy that there is no military solution for the Nagorno Garabahh
conflict.
"The only possibility for promotion is dialogue, cooperation and
compromise," he said and immediately made a slip in speaking that
NATO is not engaged in the conflict settlement and fully supports
the efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group.
At that, NATO Secretary General called on Azerbaijan to continue
reforms in the field of democracy and defense, emphasizing energy
and cyber security.
Almost all in Baku have been enlightened of the urgent need of the
latter after a massive attack on the state information and private
web-resources of Azerbaijan by Armenian hackers. The attack was
made this week, and its scale and nature suggests that the attack
was organized by the Armenian government and was manifestation of
cyber terrorism.
From: A. Papazian
Azerbaijan Business Center
Set 7 2012
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen,
who is on visit to Baku, has stated of the importance of measures to
ease tensions in the region and organization of cooperation.
Mr. Rasmussen has stated to the students of the Azerbaijan Diplomatic
Academy that there is no military solution for the Nagorno Garabahh
conflict.
"The only possibility for promotion is dialogue, cooperation and
compromise," he said and immediately made a slip in speaking that
NATO is not engaged in the conflict settlement and fully supports
the efforts of the OSCE Minsk Group.
At that, NATO Secretary General called on Azerbaijan to continue
reforms in the field of democracy and defense, emphasizing energy
and cyber security.
Almost all in Baku have been enlightened of the urgent need of the
latter after a massive attack on the state information and private
web-resources of Azerbaijan by Armenian hackers. The attack was
made this week, and its scale and nature suggests that the attack
was organized by the Armenian government and was manifestation of
cyber terrorism.
From: A. Papazian