Interviews

Cyber radio series

by Mark Rowe

A three-part radio documentary covers the virtual world where there’s stealing, spying and war, according to BBC Radio 4. The British government recently declared that one of the greatest threats to national security emanates from cyberspace.

BBC Security Correspondent Gordon Corera reports from London, Washington and Beijing. He talks to those who are holding the line, including intelligence officials, political leaders and the heads of some of the world’s largest companies which stand to lose from the theft of their intellectual property. “Britain is under attack,” says Britain’s Foreign Secretary William Hague. “Most countries are under attack and certainly many industries and businesses are under attack.”

To listen to the half-hour programmes online visit the BBC website – http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0367nrt

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