""We need to be thinking about what would happen if multiple attacks happened at the same time across the city region - and the human impact of not being able to do your job properly, not being able to travel around and not being able to deliver public services.""
""We need to be more stringent in making sure that people are taking this seriously and are looking not just at their own organisation, but are looking at the whole of society risk.""
Critical local infrastructure in the UK, which supports essential services and transport, is inadequately addressed in government and business cyber resilience planning. Municipal areas like London and Greater Manchester face risks from simultaneous cyber attacks that could disrupt services and impact residents. The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to protect national services, but local infrastructure remains neglected. The National Cyber Security Centre's Cyber Assurance Framework is not mandatory, leading to inconsistent implementation among organizations responsible for critical infrastructure.
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