Bulgaria’s Minister of Defense Nikolay Nenchev signed on Wednesday in NATO's headquarters in Brussels a memorandum of understanding in cybersecurity between Bulgaria and NATO. The memorandum enters into force immediately after its signature, because it was approved by Bulgaria’s government in resolution No 689 from 18.08.2016. The memorandum of understanding in cybersecurity will allow NATO to provide expert help to Bulgaria, if requested. Moreover, Bulgaria and NATO will be able to exchange information easier, Minister Nenchev further said.
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