Wired-Gov UK Government Study Reveals Economic Impact of Cyber Attacks
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The UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) published an independent study on November 12, 2025, detailing the economic disruption caused by cyber attacks across various sectors. The research identifies issues such as fraud, intellectual property theft, service outages, and infrastructure risks, emphasizing the need for enhanced resilience measures across the economy.
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