Gov.Uk UK Government Enhances Cybersecurity Response Times and Redirect Detection
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The UK government has reduced the time to fix serious cyber threats in public services by 84%, now addressing vulnerabilities in an average of just over two weeks. Additionally, the detection time for fake government website redirects has been cut to eight days, improving the safety of citizens relying on online government services. These measures are part of ongoing efforts to bolster cybersecurity across public sector platforms.
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