It's been two years since the first Russian tanks broke through the Ukrainian border, marking the beginning of the war on February 24, 2022. A conflict, perhaps, a little different to ones we've seen before, where the cyberspace has turned out to be a prolific battle ground.
Major DDoS and malware attacks have been shaking both fronts since then. Yet, for Ukrainian cybersecurity firms like MacPaw, the cyberwar began way before Russian bombs were first dropped. "Cyberattacks have intensified since the full scale invasion began, but that's nothing really new for us. We come prepared, we know what to do," Artem Bovtiukh, IT Security Engineer at MacPaw, told me.
