National Strategy Project
英国应该如何在保持自由开放的数字经济的同时保护自己免受日益增长的网络威胁？
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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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