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UK Critical Infrastructure Faces Over 200 Cyber-Incidents Annually, State-Linked Actors Behind Most

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Defense·15 sa önceRésumé IA

UK Critical Infrastructure Faces Over 200 Cyber-Incidents Annually, State-Linked Actors Behind Most

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre reported over 200 cyber-incidents hitting critical national infrastructure in the past year, with state-linked actors, including Russia, China, and Iran, responsible for three-quarters of attacks. Advances in AI are expected to accelerate threats by 2028.

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UK Faces ‘Hacktivist Attacks at Scale’ Risk in Conflict, Warns Cyber Security Chief

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Defense·22.04.2026Résumé IA

UK Faces ‘Hacktivist Attacks at Scale’ Risk in Conflict, Warns Cyber Security Chief

The UK could face hacktivist attacks at scale if embroiled in conflict, with impact similar to recent ransomware incidents, NCSC chief Richard Horne will warn at CyberUK conference. Nation states now account for the most significant cyber incidents, with ransomware attacks hitting Marks & Spencer, Jaguar Land Rover and Royal Mail. Horne echoed MI6 chief’s warning that the UK is in ‘a space between peace and war’ as geopolitical tensions rise with Russia.

Guardian UK