The UK must "get serious" about building cyber resilience and the £650m allocated by the Treasury will "probably not" fully achieve what is required, David Cameron's former security minister has warned.
Baroness Pauline Neville-Jones, now the government's special representative to business on cyber security, said there was still a "long way to go" to get to the required stage where deterrence was built into the system.
"We do have to get serious about high levels of resilience in key parts of the system which I don't think we are doing at the moment," she said.
"I think we are still at the stage now of quickly scrambling – nimbly – to actually deal with an emerging problem."
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