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UK government launches “lock the door” campaign against cybercrime

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Cyber threats costs UK businesses almost £15 billion a year, according to government figures. Photo: Getty Images

Hameed Shuja

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While larger businesses have more resources and are taking steps to protect themselves, the new campaign is aimed at owners of small and medium-sized businesses.

The UK government has launched a new campaign aimed at helping business owners to protect themselves against cyber threats. The campaign will provide “practical ways for organisations to protect themselves from common online threats” and safeguard jobs and growth.

The campaign will run across social media, podcasts, radio, and business

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