UK Government
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UK Launches New Software Security Code of Practice Amid Rising Cyber Threats
The UK has launched a voluntary Software Security Code of Practice aimed at enhancing the cybersecurity of software development amid rising threats. The initiative sets out 14 principles to guide vendors, emphasizing the importance of security throughout the software lifecycle. However, its voluntary nature raises concerns regarding the effectiveness of adherence and universal compliance.
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UK Government Strengthens Cybersecurity Measures Following Retail Hacks
In response to recent cyber attacks on major UK retailers, the government has announced new cybersecurity measures aimed at protecting critical infrastructure. Minister Pat McFadden emphasized the importance of prioritizing cybersecurity while revealing the upcoming Cyber Resilience and Security bill.
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UK Legal Aid Agency Investigates Potential Cybersecurity Breach
The Legal Aid Agency in the UK is investigating a cybersecurity incident that may have compromised the financial information of legal aid providers, amid a wave of attacks on major retailers in the country.
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UK Government Unveils Cyber Resilience Bill to Strengthen National Security
The UK government has introduced the Cyber Resilience Bill to enhance national cybersecurity measures, expand the definition of critical national infrastructure, and enforce stricter incident reporting requirements, reflecting a proactive approach to managing cyber threats.
