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The White House is sending millions to countries hit by major cyberattacks

Posted on April 1, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

The White House is giving millions to governments whose countries were hit with devastating malware (opens in new tab) attacks. After giving $25 million to Albania in September 2022, the Biden administration has now decided to give the same amount to Costa Rica, with the money supposed to help these countries tighten up their cybersecurity posture. “It will support the government of Costa Rica’s work to secure its networks and defend its critical infrastructure,” the official said. “It really reflects the
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