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Vladimir Putin has declared a cyber war on Britain - Vimarsana News

Vladimir Putin has declared a cyber war on Britain

Thankfully we are ahead of the pack when it comes to protecting our elections

'Perilous and chaotic': why officials are nervy before a likely UK election in 2024 | Politics - Vimarsana News

'Perilous and chaotic': why officials are nervy before a likely UK election in 2024 | Politics

Paper ballots may act as barrier to cyber attacks, but introduction of voter ID could lead to a host of complications

Putin has declared a cyber war on Britain - Vimarsana News

Putin has declared a cyber war on Britain

If you are already bored by the pre-election electioneering being mounted by UK political parties, then standby for global pre-election electioneering. This year over 2 billion people will vote for new governments across the globe: the US, the UK, Iran, India, Pakistan, Mexico, EU, Russia (a joke), Indonesia and a host of European nations. In short, a combined population of 49% of the world.

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British security services drafted into General Election task force to protect politicians from violent attacks - and counter online interference from Russia, China and Iran - Vimarsana News

British security services drafted into General Election task force to protect politicians from violent attacks - and counter online interference from Russia, China and Iran

The Mail on Sunday can reveal the secret Whitehall Joint Election and Security Preparedness (JESP) unit - which includes MI5, MI6 and GCHQ - will monitor extremist threats candidates may face.

Tugendhat orders cyber-security overhaul - Vimarsana News

Tugendhat orders cyber-security overhaul

These days parliament seems less like an episode of House of Cards and more like a Spooks reboot. Whether it’s Chinese spies or cyber-attacks, the good men and women who work in the Palace of Westminster have rarely felt more conscious of their safety – and that’s not to mention the collapsing roof and crumbling