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The US Department of Defence (US DoD) has released a statement outlining its plans to work with the defence industry supply chain to combat the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The statement from Department of Defense spokesman, Lt. Col. Mike Andrews, said the US DoD continues to ‘aggressively’ partner with the ...
Businesses will be able to access government support to keep operating in the face of the global economic emergency brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme will provide government-backed loans of up to £5 million to small and medium businesses, while the Bank of England’s Covid ...
The Department of Education has announced which employees are categorised as ‘key workers’ –allowing their children to continue to attend school despite their closure as part of measures introduced to control the coronavirus pandemic. Military personnel, contractors deemed critical to defence and security plus Ministry of Defence civilian workers take their ...
The public are being urged by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to follow online safety advice as evidence emerges that criminals are exploiting the Coronavirus online. Experts from the National Cyber Security Centre have revealed a range of attacks being perpetrated online as cyber criminals seek to exploit COVID-19. Techniques seen ...
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