Labour’s next steps for cybersecurity
By Emily Davidson
12 July 2024
With the recent change in government, the UK is set for significant changes in technology and innovation. The Labour manifesto highlighted 'technology' and 'innovation' as central to enhancing public services, boosting productivity, and revitalising the economy. However, industry leaders urge the new government to prioritise cybersecurity through strong legislation, proactive strategies, and securing critical infrastructure. There is also a call for the swift implementation of the Online Safety Act to protect individuals online.
The focus on technology and AI promises to enhance resilience and safeguard businesses from increasing AI-powered threats. By integrating AI within security systems, the UK can improve digital safety and lead in innovation.
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