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SSSCIP of Ukraine and Logpoint sign MoC to strengthen cybersecurity efforts
The State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine (SSSCIP) and Logpoint are strengthening their operational cooperation in detecting and responding to cyber threats with a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) agreement.
Copenhagen, February 23rd 2026 – Logpoint and SSSCIP have entered a partnership to identify and respond to cyber threats and incidents. Oleksandr Potii, Chairman of the SSSCIP, and Mikkel Drucker, CEO of Logpoint, signed an MoC to establish a framework for the cooperation.
The objective of the MoC agreement is to cooperate on cybersecurity efforts and mutually benefit from each others’ knowledge and capabilities.
“The Memorandum of Cooperation marks a steadfast partnership rooted in shared values,” says Oleksandr Potii. ”Together, we can strengthen our defenses against known and emerging cyber threats by sharing information about the developments in the threat landscape and leveraging Logpoint’s robust detection and response capabilities.”
The MoC outlines the framework for pursuing joint efforts in several key areas:
- Providing SSSCIP with advanced Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions, security analytics, and log management expertise.
- Exchanging experience in detecting and identifying cyber threats and incidents.
- Exchanging information and best practices on cyber incident to improve respective cyber incident management systems, response systems and recovery after cyber incidents.
- Organizing and conducting training events to improve the skills of experts in the sphere of cybersecurity.
“The resilience of the Ukrainian people is a powerful reminder of what can be achieved through unity and courage, and I’m proud to support their defense through this partnership,” says Mikkel Drucker. “We deeply value the insights SSSCIP can provide about the threat landscape. As we strive to safeguard society in a digital world, this collaboration reflects our shared commitment to that goal.”
The parties commit to developing joint work program and holding regular meetings to fulfill the objectives of the MoC. To further support it’s government-focused initiatives and international collaborations, Logpoint has appointed Gustav Piper as Program Director for Government Business, effective March 1, 2026.
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About SSSCIP
The State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine (SSSCIP) was established on February 23, 2006. The SSSCIP is a specialized central executive authority for special communication and information security, a defense and security agency being the principal actor in the national cybersecurity system. It coordinates the activities of cybersecurity actors in the field of cyber defence and administers communication. For more information, visit cip.gov.ua/en.
About Logpoint
Logpoint safeguards society in a digital world by helping customers and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) detect cyberattacks. Combining reliable technology with a deep understanding of cybersecurity challenges, Logpoint makes security operations easier, giving organizations the freedom to progress. Logpoint’s SIEMand NDRtechnologies improve visibility and give a multi-layered approach to cybersecurity that helps customers and MSSPs in Europe navigate the complex threat landscape. Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, Logpoint has a European foundation and is the only European SIEM vendor with a Common Criteria EAL3+ certification. This demonstrates Logpoint’s strong focus on data protection and cybersecurity regulations. For more information, visit http://logpoint.com.
