A possible Nation State hack in March 2021 against the the UK’s Ministry of Defence Defence Academy, was more significant than reported at the time.

Andy Watkin-Child
January 3, 2022
Governance & ESG, National Security & Defence, Regulation & Compliance

A possible Nation State hack in March 2021 against the the UK’s Ministry of Defence Defence Academy, was more significant than reported at the time. Successfully attacking the MoDs University, a facility that appears to be inside a wider MoD network.

Whilst the attacker was unknown one wonders what data was accessed. The Defence university no doubt teaches a range of sensitive subjects, and how long they were within the network before the attack was identified?

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A possible Nation State hack in March 2021 against the the UK’s Ministry of Defence Defence Academy, was more significant than reported at the time.

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