EU chief calls for pan-European cyber agency

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says he will propose the establishment of a pan-European cybersecurity agency as online attacks around the world mount.

Juncker said “cyberattacks are sometimes more dangerous for the stability of democracies and economies than guns and tanks”

He told EU lawmakers that they “know no borders and they spare nobody.”

Juncker said his executive Commission would propose that the 28-nation bloc set up a cybersecurity agency and develop more tools to better defend against attacks.

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