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cyber resilience

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The City of London's Economic Security and Cyber Crime Committee discussed cyber crime and related issues in June 2026, concerning the ability to withstand cyber threats.

In June 2026, the City of London's Economic Security and Cyber Crime Committee met to discuss economic security and cyber crime. The committee's agenda included updates on policing performance, a summary of Action Fraud complaints, and discussions on innovation and growth.

Cyber resilience refers to the ability of an organisation to prepare for, respond to, and recover from cyber-attacks. It encompasses measures to protect digital systems and data from various cyber threats and ensure the security of digital infrastructure.

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