It should, but knowing UK gov they'll instead pay Accenture and IBM £10bn for a backup system that'll take 15 years and never get delivered.

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Ungh a day ago | parent | next [-]

It's usually worse. They spend it in many £500k consultancy blocks asking how to fix something, get a report back, don't implement it and then the staff who were working on it get a position in another part of the government.

	▲	wowczarek a day ago \| parent [-]
		Beat me to it. But not before the National Email Resilience Review Committee is formed first, chaired by Lord Stoate Coate, announced with great fanfare. Obviously separate from the 1300 existing general cyber resilience review committees. Now then, very well, chaps and what have you, carry on, yees? (rolling Rs necessarily).

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Borg3 a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Exacly, because 10B is big enough that everyone involved can get a bit of slice from it... Corruption is astronomical these days.