Lawmakers and national governments last night (5 March) backed measures aimed at improving collective responses against cyber-threats by setting up an EU-wide infrastructure with cyber hubs across the bloc. These should share information, and detect and act on cyber threats in case of major incidents, as proposed under the Cyber Solidarity Act by the European Commission in April 2023. In yesterday’s negotiations between the commission, parliament and member states, lawmakers also asked) for more funding for the EU Cybersecurity Reserve, to support countries and EU institutions when dealing wit…