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The UK is now a digital society sitting on privately run networks and global technology stacks. Cyber crime generates estimated losses of £14.7 billion annually — and a catastrophic cascade failure is a credible risk. How far should the state push baseline standards? How do we share burdens between firms, citizens and government? And how do we build an online "security state" — not a surveillance state?
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The state should set baseline security standards for critical digital infrastructure.
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Citizens and small businesses need better guidance and support to protect themselves online.
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The UK should avoid surveillance-style solutions; security can be achieved without undermining privacy.
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Strong encryption must be protected; backdoors would weaken security for everyone.
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The public sector and critical national infrastructure need mandatory security requirements.
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International cooperation is essential; the UK cannot solve cyber threats alone.
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Industry should lead on standards; government should only step in where the market fails.
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