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Major General Ludwig Leinhos, who heads the German military's
effort to build up a separate cyber command, told a conference
at the Berlin air show that he expected all 28 NATO members to
agree to the change during the coming Warsaw summit.
Leinhos, who previously held a senior job at NATO headquarters,
said he also expected NATO members to agree to intensify their
efforts in the cyber security arena.
The United States announced in 2011 that it viewed cyberspace as
an operational domain of war, and said it would respond to
hostile attacks in cyberspace as it would to any other threat.
Evert Dudok, a senior official with Europe's largest aerospace
company Airbus Group SE, called for adoption of Europe-wide or
global standards in the cyber arena.
(Reporting by Andrea Shalal)
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