The UK government is unveiling a cyber growth action plan to enhance the country's rapidly expanding cyber security industry, which generates £13.2 billion annually and supports over 67,000 jobs. Led by experts from the University of Bristol and Imperial College London, the plan aims to analyze the current state of the cyber sector and provide recommendations for future growth. Key topics include supply and demand dynamics, emerging trends like artificial intelligence and quantum cryptography, and strategies to bolster cyber resilience across sectors vital to national security and economic prosperity.
Westminster is today unveiling a cyber growth action plan to set a path forward for the UK's burgeoning cyber security industry, with ambitions to supercharge its future.
This exercise will culminate in a series of recommendations to feed into the forthcoming national cyber strategy, which the government says is central to its plan for change.
The UK cyber sector is successful and growing, but so too are the challenges as demonstrated by recent events which have affected businesses and consumers.
This work is aligned with our ambition to help drive economic growth by boosting the UK's innovation capacity, productivity and competitiveness.
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