2 cut undersea internet cables highlight a fragile global network

Two subsea telecoms cables in the Baltic Sea have been damaged in a suspected act of Russian sabotage, highlighting the fragility of the world's data networks. A 730-mile (1,170km) C-Lion1 cable carrying data between Germany and Finland was severed on Monday. 

Meanwhile, a 135-mile (218km) internet link between Lithuania and Sweden's Gotland Island stopped working on Sunday, according to Sweden's Telia Group.

View Full Article

Related Articles

• Discover up to 30% mobile savings in under 30 seconds
• Check Point Embarks on a Mission to Transform Network Security
• How AI is transforming network incident response
• Copilot: The Art of the Possible [Webinar]
• Unlock Business Value with Microsoft Services

Popular Articles

As AI tools become ever increasingly used throughout the workplace, the data leaving your business t...

Read More >

Is Your Data Security Strategy Ready for the Age of AI?

CrowdStrike is launching a new capability designed to secure the autonomous enterprise through ...

Read More >

CrowdStrike Secures AI Agents with Real-Time Risk Tech

Jamie Dimon gives voice to a wider sense of executive frustration. In audio that surfaced in e...

Read More >

Is Hybrid Work Holding Firm Over In-Office for Finance?

AI agents don’t just need identities. They need accountability. That distinction matters more...

Read More >

The Attack Surface Your Security Team Isn't Governing Yet