Police and fire services not fully prepared for cyberattacks

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 00:31 · Archive

Police forces and fire and rescue services across the country are not fully prepared for cyberattacks, according to a report.

A report has found that police forces and fire and rescue services across the country are 'not fully prepared' for the threat of cyberattacks. Thames Valley Police and Bucks Fire and Rescue are among the services assessed in the findings.

The report highlights gaps in readiness across emergency services to defend against and respond to cyber threats. No further details about the report's recommendations or timeline for improvements were provided in the available information.

How it is being reported

• Report finds Thames Valley Police and Bucks Fire and Rescue “not fully prepared” for threat of cyberattacksA report has found that police forces and fire and rescue services across the country are “not fully prepared” for the threat of cyberattacks.Bucks Herald · 26 Oct, 16:39
• Report finds Thames Valley Police and Bucks Fire and Rescue “not fully prepared” for threat of cyberattacksA report has found that police forces and fire and rescue services across the country are “not fully prepared” for the threat of cyberattacks.MK Citizen · 26 Oct, 16:39

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