A NATO summit on the security of subsea infrastructure, which aimed to examine ways to raise awareness of situation and improve information sharing and deterrence and defense measures against possible attacks. "Exploit innovation and technology, including through greater Detection and monitoring to detect suspicious activity near critical underwater infrastructure - underlined Ambassador Jean-Charles Ellermann-Kingombe, Assistant Secretary General of the Innovation, Hybrid and Cyber Division (IHC) of NATO - is a fundamental objective. This - has specified - is not a new problem for NATO, but it is A problem that requires even closer cooperation between civilian and military actors in the face of the intensification of hostile campaigns, including by Russia."

Last month, NATO opened the new Maritime Centre for the Security of Critical Undersea Infrastructure at the Command maritime alliance in the UK and earlier this year has created a Critical Undersea Network with the aim of improving information sharing and coordination for the safety of submarine cables and pipelines.