What are the cyber threats to national security
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Cyber security affects both the publicand the private sector and spans abroad range of issues related to national security, whether throughterrorism, crime or state and industrialespionage. E-crime, or cyber crime, whether relating to theft, hacking ordenial of service to vital systems, has become a fact of life.
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Cyber security affects both the public and the private sector and spans a broad range of issues related to national security, whether through terrorism, crime or state and industrial espionage.
E-crime, or cyber crime, whether relating to theft, hacking or denial of service to vital systems, has become a fact of life. The risk of industrial cyber espionage, in which one company makes active attacks on another, through cyberspace, to acquire high value information is also very real.
Cyber terrorism presents challenges for the future. We have to be prepared for terrorists seeking to take advantage of our increasing internet dependency to attack or disable key systems.
CPNI works with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Cabinet Office and lead Government departments and agencies to drive forward the UK's cyber security programme to counter these threats.
E-crime, or cyber crime, whether relating to theft, hacking or denial of service to vital systems, has become a fact of life. The risk of industrial cyber espionage, in which one company makes active attacks on another, through cyberspace, to acquire high value information is also very real.
Cyber terrorism presents challenges for the future. We have to be prepared for terrorists seeking to take advantage of our increasing internet dependency to attack or disable key systems.
CPNI works with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), Cabinet Office and lead Government departments and agencies to drive forward the UK's cyber security programme to counter these threats.
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