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Active cyber defence

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In the year since the NCSC was set up in the UK the strategy for active cyber defence has had demonstrable effects on the cyber security of government departments and citizens. This talk covers the reasons why the NCSC was created, the work of the NCSC in the UK, and the changing landscape of vulnerability research

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