A very interesting graphic, military spending in 2020 exceeded $1.48 trillion. with the US spending more than the next nine highest spenders.

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A very interesting graphic, military spending in 2020 exceeded $1.48 trillion. with the US spending more than the next nine highest spenders. But with Cyber attacks on the rise, should ‘bombs and bullets’ spending be a measure of national defence?

When you can employ 10,000 hackers for the price of a F35, will nation states get more value for money rebalancing budgets to address cyber. With the global dependence on cyberspace it makes sense to focus on building up defensive cyber capabilities.

Protecting critical infrastructure, and ensuring that the products and services which rely on cyberspace are protected. Improving cyber education, training, awareness. Deploying effective cyber strategies and solutions, which convention security domains also rely for their design, manufacture, services and support.

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