BRUSSELS: The European Union unveiled plans to step up its response to cyberattacks, including a new intelligence-sharing agency, cyber war games and product safety labels.
The proposals by the European Commission, the executive arm of the 28-nation bloc, come amid growing concerns over election hacking by foreign states, ransomware attacks and other cybercrime like identity theft and bank fraud.
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