Senior Execs Falling Short on Cyber-Attack Preparedness, NCSC Warns
Senior executives must improve their preparation for future cyber-attacks, warned the UK government.
The UK government is creating a strong partnership on cybersecurity, as we have shown through our work on Jaguar Land Rover, but I am clear that businesses cannot be protected by government alone.
UK Security Minister, Dan Jarvis, emphasized that cybersecurity concerns should not be limited to middle management, but rather escalated to senior executives to ensure adequate protection.
The warning was issued during a speech at the National Cyber Security Centre's (NCSC) headquarters in London.
Author's summary: UK government warns senior executives to bolster cyber defenses.
- UK ministers urged FTSE 350 CEOs to improve cyber defenses
- Cybersecurity concerns should be escalated to senior executives
- Government alone cannot protect businesses from cyber-attacks
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