CDANS
With state (or at least nationalistic) cyber threat actors attacking national systems, such as the hack on Obama’s schedule, recently the release of Olympic athletes data, cyber security continues to dominate both the news, and these organisations priorities. The UK government invested a record £1.9bn to improve the UK’s cyber resilience, with the new National Cyber Security Center (who are confirmed to speak at the event) opening in November 2016 to lead the effort at national protection; this highlights how the focus has shifted onto cyber resilience, and as such, places CDANS in a perfect place to facilitate this national conversation.
Submitted by Brandon Ball
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With state (or at least nationalistic) cyber threat actors attacking national systems, such as the hack on Obama’s schedule, recently the release of Olympic athletes data, cyber security continues to dominate both the news, and these organisations priorities. The UK government invested a record £1.9bn to improve the UK’s cyber resilience, with the new National Cyber Security Center (who are confirmed to speak at the event) opening in November 2016 to lead the effort at national protection; this highlights how the focus has shifted onto cyber resilience, and as such, places CDANS in a perfect place to facilitate this national conversation.
Submitted by Brandon Ball
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