NCSC scheme will help critical organisations test their cyber defences
What happened
The National Cyber Security Centre has launched a new Cyber Adversary Simulation scheme. It will let critical organisations test their cyber defences through realistic testing carried out by trusted providers.
What it means for you: No action is needed for most households. Organisations that run essential services are the ones being tested, so you may simply wish to keep your own devices and passwords up…
Official source: National Cyber Security Centre: NCSC scheme will help critical organisations test their cyber defences
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