The UK government intends to give itself new powers to step in if essential service providers, such as electricity and water suppliers or NHS bodies, propose to buy technology from suppliers with ties to hostile states that the authorities believe could seek to use them for cyber espionage or other forms of malicious activity, including sabotage. In amendments introduced to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill this week by Tony Blair-era polic…
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