The government is working on "resilience" guidance to help those in the UK prepare for threats like cyberattacks, according to the Financial Times. A source told the publication that this will include "common sense" advice on "things you can do to improve domestic resilience, like having some bottled water and tinned food" on hand.
The government is working on "resilience" guidance to help those in the UK prepare for threats like cyberattacks, according to the Financial Times.
A source told the publication that this will include "common sense" advice on "things you can do to improve domestic resilience, like having some bottled water and tinned food" on hand.
HuffPost UK reached out to registered dietitian Jennifer Low, the owner of JL Nutrition Clinic, about what those trying to build up their stores should consider buying.
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The government is working on "resilience" guidance to help those in the UK prepare for threats like cyberattacks, according to the Financial Times. A source told the publication that this will include "common sense" advice on "things you can do to improve domestic resilience, like having some bottled water and tinned food" on hand. HuffPost UK reached out to registered dietitian Jennifer Low, the owner of JL Nutrition Clinic, about what those trying to build up their stores should consider buying.
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