Government to spend £22m on army cyber warfare centres

Nicholas Fearn
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The cyber warfare centres will be up-and-running in the early 2020s

The government will spend £22m building a series of specialist operations centres across the country in a bid to bolster its cyber warfare capabilities. The aim, it claims, is to put the army at...

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