Police Digital Service to roll out IT security testing

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Police Digital Service to roll out IT security testing

Plans for a £1m national service to protect the IT systems of forces have been revealed. The testing system could be rolled out to other Blue Light services.

Upgrade: Up to 10 contractors will be tasked with protecting force IT systems

Date - 4th August 2021
By - Chris Smith

A new monitoring system is set to be rolled out to protect forces' data from cyber attacks. The Police Digital Service (PDS) Commercial Team has revealed details for a new cyber security penetration testing services framework to cover all...

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