No, I don't think so. On the technical level, I'd say that the United States especially still is the paramount cyber-power in the world. I think that's quite undisputed.
In terms of the level of scope or openness to be able to experiment in the operational domain, I think the Russians have been much more promiscuous, so to speak. As a result, their ability to generate effects has been more evident, perhaps, than ours. That's not to say that NATO member countries haven't individually been able to mount very successful cyber-operations, both publicly known and less publicly known, but they've been different in political intent from those that have been run by the Russian Federation, hence why I think we spend a lot more attention focused on that.