A report recently shared by Bloomberg revealed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) plans against possible attacks. The plan involves the internet data flow.

NATO could reportedly use the system if its communications systems are damaged in situations such as a terrorist attack. will route internet and data traffic to satellites.

The vast majority of Internet data flow normally takes place via underwater cables

Many people think that internet communication is mainly via satellites. But this is not entirely true. So much so that the vast majority via cables placed underwater all over the world is being carried out. In other words, almost the entire intercontinental Internet data stream is provided by these cables, and not by satellites.

The aim of the plan is to prevent this flow in case of potential dangers. routing underwater cables to satellitesResearchers from the US, Iceland and Sweden, among others, have started working with NATO on a system that automatically sends internet data and traffic to satellites.

We should point out that there is no official statement from NATO on the project yet. of its budget up to 2.5 billion dollars Among the information available to you. advisor to NATO Eyup Kuntay DurmusBloomberg said via email that the project was recently confirmed and would launch very soon.

Finally, it was also indicated that the project will not be a short-term project. Before a fully operational system was created, according to documents obtained by Bloomberg Two years will be spent on the prototyping and testing process.. So it will take a long time before it becomes reality. If new information comes out soon, we will share it with you.