The Cyber Hangover: British cyber strategy before and after WannaCry (Strife Blog)

The Cyber Hangover: British cyber strategy before and after WannaCry  (5th of February 2018)

An analysis of the "National Cyber Security Strategy" white paper by the British government, which is an excellent example of a coherent and efficient naitonal cyber strategy. It uses innovative institutions and mechanisms to boost resilience, invest in startups and recruit imaginative youths. However, the planned use of electronic voting and interferences in past democratic elections is a significant issue that the Strategy does not investigate...

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