Data Civilisation

It’s interesting to see how the UK government is taking cyber security more seriously through larger investments in training!

“This is according to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by political think tank Parliament Street, which found the Cabinet Office lavished £274,142.85 on cybersecurity training for staff in the 2020/21 financial year, with courses including ""The Art of Hacking"", ""Digital Forensics Fundamentals"", and ""Ethical Hacking.""
Compared to the £47,018 forked out on similar courses in the previous year, that’s a whopping 483 per cent increase in spending.”

https://www.theregister.com/2021/06/29/cabinet_office_cybersecurity_training/

UK Cabinet Office's spending on cybersecurity training rises by 500% in a year No indication any of it went on preventing theft of CCTV footage, though, eh Matt?

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