The UKs National Security Strategy has been published by the Cabinet Office. The four highest priority risks facing the country now and for the next five years are: international terrorism, cyber attacks (by other states, organised crime and terrorists), international military crises and major accidents/natural hazards. That places cyber attacks above an attack by another state against Britain using chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear weapons, and above a significant increase in the level of organised crime affecting the UK. The report goes on to say that some states continue to gain advantage over us through hostile espionage activity or cyber attack”]