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Country’s capacity to research cyber threats is sufficient, says state secretary
The Dutch government has rejected plans for a cybersecurity institute that would have coordinated research projects in the field, according to economic affairs and climate secretary Mona Keijzer.
In a letter to parliament, Keijzer said that an evaluation of Dutch research capacity in cybersecurity had not demonstrated that a dedicated institute would be necessary. The institute was proposed in 2017 by MPs Kees Verhoeven and Arno Rutte.
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