Ministers to be forced to name and shame China for cyber attacks on the UK after Government, which doesn't want to point finger at Beijing, lost Lords battle
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Labour peers voted against a government amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience bill. The proposed change would have required the government to maintain a log of foreign states targeting British networks. This decision forces ministers to name China for cyber attacks on the UK. The government previously did not want to point a finger at Beijing.
Labour peers voted against an amendment on Monday to the Cyber Security and Resilience bill requiring the Government to keep a log of foreign states targeting British networks.