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What Security Leaders Need to Know About the UK’s Updated Cyber Framework

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The NCSC's Cyber Assessment Framework v4.0—its biggest update since 2018—adds emphasis on AI risks, supply chain security and vulnerability management for CNI operators under NIS regulations.
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