Tuesday, 17 November 2015
UK chancellor George Osborne has warned that Isis terrorists are planning to try and gain the cababilities to launch cyberattacks on key UK infrastructure, such as air traffic control systems, hospitals, power providers and more. According to the BBC, the UK will spend £1.9 billion ($2.9 billion) to fight cybercrime between now and 2020, and more than 450 companies across a range of sectors are already being monitored “If our electricity supply, or air traffic control or our hospitals are successfully attacked online, the impact can be measured not just in economic damage but of lives lost,” Osborne said. UK…
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