The government will consider what owners and operators of critical national infrastructure, like energy and water networks, must do to develop a common standard of resilience against attacks, No. 10 Downing Street has said in its new integrated review of security. The energy security section of 100-page document, which outlined the government’s post-Brexit foreign policy and defence vision, stated that ensuring the supply of “secure, affordable and clean” power is “essential” to the UK’s national interests.
Government to consider common resilience standard for critical infrastructure
