Systems down
Simon Alderson believes vigilance in protection of UK infrastructure has never been more important
Criminal activity involving UK infrastructure can have serious national implications, placing a crucial emphasis on rigorous monitoring and security every minute of the year. Facilities categorised as being ‘critical national infrastructure’ (CNI) are those whose loss of function have far-reaching consequences, being essential for the continuous smooth functioning of society. These include, for example, those associated with energy or water supply, transportation, or health and telecommunications.At a practical level, crime or malign activity in these areas might . . .
