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When the National Infrastructure Co-ordination Centre first became aware of the Sasser worm attack; and when it first issued an alert to systems that make up the United Kingdom Critical National Infrastructure; and given that Microsoft had made available on 12 April a patch that would have prevented the Sasser...
When the National Infrastructure Co-ordination Centre first became aware of the Sasser worm attack; and when it first issued an alert to systems that make up the United Kingdom Critical National Infrastructure; and given that Microsoft had made available on 12 April a patch that would have prevented the Sasser...
Which public sector organisations and which private sector companies the National Infrastructure Co-ordination Centre (NISCC) regards as comprising the United Kingdom Critical National Infrastructure; and how many computers and communications systems the NISCC regards as comprising the Infrastructure; and what is their response and that of the National Infrastructure Co-ordination...
Which public sector organisations and which private sector companies the National Infrastructure Co-ordination Centre (NISCC) regards as comprising the United Kingdom Critical National Infrastructure; and how many computers and communications systems the NISCC regards as comprising the Infrastructure; and what is their response and that of the National Infrastructure Co-ordination...
What assessments they have made of the potential vulnerability of the critical national infrastructure to systematic cyber-attack by terrorists or organised crime; and what initiatives they have taken to protect it. [HL 1537].
What assessments they have made of the potential vulnerability of the critical national infrastructure to systematic cyber-attack by terrorists or organised crime; and what initiatives they have taken to protect it. [HL 1537].
What is the national capability to (a) quickly detect a systematic attack on the computers and networks of the critical national infrastructure; (b) assess the manner and magnitude of such an attack; and (c) alert those responsible to the need for protection against the attack and what action to take....
What is the national capability to (a) quickly detect a systematic attack on the computers and networks of the critical national infrastructure; (b) assess the manner and magnitude of such an attack; and (c) alert those responsible to the need for protection against the attack and what action to take....
Which department is responsible for (a) protecting the computers and networks of the critical national infrastructure from systematic attack by an organised adversary; (b) preparing a national defence plan against such an attack; (c) directing the national response to any such attack; and (d) managing the reconstitution of the CNI...
Which department is responsible for (a) protecting the computers and networks of the critical national infrastructure from systematic attack by an organised adversary; (b) preparing a national defence plan against such an attack; (c) directing the national response to any such attack; and (d) managing the reconstitution of the CNI...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what steps are being taken to deal with the threats to UK businesses from cyber-terrorism.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what steps are being taken to deal with the threats to UK businesses from cyber-terrorism.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on his assessment of the current risk to British security posed by cyber-terrorism. - (Holding answer 19 January 2004).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on his assessment of the current risk to British security posed by cyber-terrorism. - (Holding answer 19 January 2004).