Ukraine has begun moving sensitive data outside its borders

Service members of pro-Russian troops walk across a road in Mariupol, Ukraine. (Photo: Reuters) — Service members of pro-Russian troops walk across a road in Mariupol, Ukraine. (Photo: Reuters)

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3 min read . Updated: 14 Jun 2022, 05:47 PM IST Catherine Stupp, The Wall Street Journal

Some government databases are already on cloud servers in Poland, and officials are negotiating similar arrangements with France, Estonia and several other nations

Ukrainian government officials have begun storing sensitive data outside the country to protect it from Russian cyber and physical assault, and are negotiating with several European nations to move more databases abroad.