- Making travel safer in cyberspace
Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office and Cyber Security, delivered a keynote speech at a conference in London. 1 June 2011
Wed, 01/06/2011
- Making travel safer in Cyberspace – Minister calls for closer partnership with industry and the public
Francis Maude, the Governments newly appointed Minister for Cyber Security, today urged business leaders to help protect the economic well being of the country by investing in measures to empower safe travel through cyberspace.
Wed, 01/06/2011
- Report released into the cost of cyber crime
The overall cost to the UK economy from cyber crime is £27bn per year, according to the first joint Government and industry report into the extent and cost of cyber crime across the UK, launched today by the Office of Cyber Security & Information Assurance in the Cabinet Office and information intelligence experts Detica.
Thu, 17/02/2011
- Deputy PM chairs UK-France defence talks
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has joined ministers from the UK and France for a high-level meeting on future defence cooperation at the UK-France Summit in London.
Tue, 02/11/2010
- The National Security Strategy
The Government has today published its National Security Strategy A Strong Britain in an Age of Uncertainty which outlines our reappraisal of Britain’s role in the world, the risks to our security and their implication for the UK.
Mon, 18/10/2010
- Government will work closely with NI Executive - Deputy PM
The Coalition Government will work closely and openly with the Northern Ireland Executive to maintain security and promote prosperity, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said.
Fri, 08/10/2010
- Resilience of Infrastructure from Natural Hazards
In response to the recommendations in the Pitt Review of the summer 2007 floods
Mon, 22/03/2010
- National Risk Register of Civil Emergencies 2010 edition
In 2008 Government published, for the first time, a National Risk Register, fulfilling a commitment made in the National Security Strategy.
Mon, 22/03/2010