U.S. authorities have separately cautioned that "pro-Russia hacktivist groups are conducting less sophisticated
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British intelligence is "disrupting Russia's efforts to smuggle Western tech, fending off cyber-attacks, and countering reckless sabotage and assassination attempts," according to Keast-Butler's speech.
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Last May, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, along with the FBI, America's National Security Agency and international partners, issued an advisory detailing "a Russian
Her speech will mark the 80th anniversary of the UKUSA intelligence agreement, which evolved into the Five Eyes security alliance of the U.K., the U.S., Australia, Canada and New Zealand
In a rare public speech, Anne Keast-Butler, the director of GCHQ, the U.K.'s intelligence, cyber and security agency, will say Britain is at a "moment of consequence," with the country facing
NATO describes hybrid methods of warfare as using non-military tactics like propaganda, deception and sabotage to destabilise adversaries
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Britain and its allies have a "narrowing window" to keep ahead of security risks posed by China, Russia and other adversaries, the U.K.'s top intelligence agent will warn on Wednesday. In a rare public speech, Anne Keast-Butler, the director of GCHQ, the U.K.'s intelligence, cyber and security agency, will say Britain is at a "moment of consequence," with the country facing increasingly brazen behavior from hostile nations. "China is now a science and tech superpower with sophisticated capabilities across their intelligence, cyber and military agencies," Keast-Butler is set to say, according to excerpts from the speech released ahead of time by her office. "The ground beneath our feet is shifting," as AI continues to develop swiftly, she will say, with new technologies creating a "narrowing window for the U.K. and allies to stay ahead. Earlier this month, two men became the first in history to be found guilty of spying on the U.K. for China.