UK government invests in security by design

The UK government is announcing that it will provide £10 million ($12.5 million) over four years to develop groundbreaking cyber security technologies. Nine grant winners have been revealed as the recipients in the government's Digital Security by Design program, which aims to help the tech infrastructure of UK organizations and digital devices be more resilient to cyber attacks. Research projects that will share in the funding include the University of Southampton's HD-Sec solution, which aims to speed up the process of reducing errors and security vulnerabilities in software design that could have been exploited by hackers. The University of Glasgow-led… [Continue Reading]