Government pushes for collaboration with insurers on cyber security
Both the government and insurers share a join responsibility in setting a standard for cyber security and protecting businesses, the government has said.
At the Association of British Insurers’ Digital conference today, the government said that it was focused on collaborating with the insurance industry in order to encourage cyber security.
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