- The British Government is presenting a new Code of Practice of AI
- The voluntary frame will help guide companies using AI
- Protecting companies expect to boost growth and productivity
The United Kingdom Government has introduced a new “world leader cyber security standard” that hopes to help protect its increasingly important digital economy.
The new ‘Practice Code’ aims to provide public services and companies with the “confidence they need to take advantage of AI’s transformative potential.” It is a voluntary structure and includes principles such as ensuring its supply chain, monitoring system behavior and evaluating and administering threats and risks to AI systems.
This promises to form the basis of a “new global standard” for the safe, and represents an important step to “consolidate the position of the United Kingdom as a world leader in safe innovation”, and comes together with the recent master plan of the Kingdom of the Kingdom of the Kingdom Attached to “unleash the AI” ai. ‘With a 50 -point plan to push the AI to all corners of the British industry.
Growth and productivity
Cyber attacks are reaching British companies more than ever, and almost half of all organizations experienced an attack or violation in the last 12 months. By adopting these principles, companies can reinforce their cyber defenses and are given guidance on best practices.
The United Kingdom’s sector is attracting ‘millions per hour’, says the government, and the government has estimated that supporting cyber skills could boost the cyber security industry of £ 11.9 billion that will help boost growth and increase the productivity for the British economy.
“It is vital that we take advantage of the transformative potential of the AI safely so that our society can obtain the benefits of new technologies without introducing avoidable vulnerabilities and cyber risks,” said NCSC technology director Ollie Whitehouse.
“The United Kingdom leads the way by establishing this security standard, fortifying our digital technologies, benefiting the global community and reinforcing our position as the safest place to live and work online.”
