Britain's Queen Elizabeth II (2L) listens as Director of Engagement and Advice Alex Dewdney (R) explains how an electricity supply could be subjected to cyber attack, as she attends the opening of the National Cyber Security Centre in London on February 14, 2017. Queen Elizabeth II inaugurated Britain's National Cyber Security Centre on Tuesday, spearheading the country's efforts to combat a growing wave of cyber attacks notably from Russia. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Dominic Lipinski
LONDON: Britain's new National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) invited private sector companies to train and collaborate with it on cyber defence, as the Queen formally opened its London hub on Feb 14.
The NCSC started last October and is moving into a new operations centre in Victoria, central London. The "NCSC Industry 100" initiative will look to embed people from industry to identify threats, vulnerabilities, and develop advice to combat cyberattacks.
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