UK and India to sign cybercrime deal
Prime minister David Cameron wants to strike deal to safeguard Britons' data on Indian servers
The UK and India are expected to strike a deal to become trusted partners in the growing battle against cyber criminals and nation states, prime minister David Cameron has said. Reuters reports that...
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