We have all seen the transformative potential of digital technologies but also, as with 5G, their potential to disrupt. UK science and technology will be the engine room of this change, ensuring that cyber continues to be a national economic and strategic asset, that our technology is more trustworthy and is better able to ward off a spectrum of cyber adversaries whose capabilities were, until recently, the sole preserve of nation states.Īs a government, we have committed to spend £22 billion on research and development, and to put technology at the heart of our plans for national security.
As lead minister, I am clear about two of its core aims: first that we should strengthen our hand in technologies that are critical to cyber second, that we should limit our reliance on individual suppliers or technologies which are developed under regimes that do not share our values. Taking over where the pioneering National Cyber Security Strategy of 2016 leaves off, this next chapter leads us into a future where the UK is even more resilient to cyber attack. The new National Cyber Strategy is our plan to ensure that the UK remains confident, capable and resilient in this fast-moving digital world and that we continue to adapt, innovate and invest in order to protect and promote our interests in cyberspace. Whether it’s realising the wide-ranging benefits that cyber offers our citizens and our economy as we level up and unite the entire country working with partners towards a cyberspace that reflects our national values or using the full extent of our cyber capability to influence global events, the UK sees cyber as a way to protect and promote our interests in a landscape being reshaped by technology. But nowhere are the advantages of this approach more evident than in cyber. We see this in our response to international health emergencies and in our promotion of Net Zero targets. The United Kingdom is an open and democratic society, whose record in collaboration and innovation underpins our success as an outward-looking global nation. Taking action through cyberspace to counter terrorism Foreword Major law enforcement cyber crime investigations
Stopping cyber crime also means tackling other types of criminal activity Interested in joining the cyber workforce or starting your own business? Law Enforcement’s National Cyber Crime Network
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