THE CRUNCH
The UK has appointed a new commander for its National Cyber Force, though the individual has not yet been formally avowed by the government.
The Record reports that the UK has appointed a new commander to lead the National Cyber Force, a unit responsible for cyber operations. The individual has not yet been avowed, which is the formal process in Britain by which an intelligence or security figure’s identity is publicly acknowledged. This delay is attributed to routine security considerations that are still being worked through.


