Recently, the UK government launched a “Be Ready” campaign, which suggests “simple and effective steps you can take to be ready for emergencies and the disruption they cause”.
This could include cyberattacks, natural disasters, and other adverse events.
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting stressed that the government didn’ have a “specific thing [they had] in mind” when making the suggestion, and that it’s best to be “alert, not alarmed”.
As part of the campaign, Read Entire Article
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