Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have been advised by energy experts to prepare for potential cyber incidents, with Estonia especially emphasizing their seriousness by removing VPN access for external companies. Lithuania has implemented additional measures like anti-drone systems and physical barriers to safeguard their energy infrastructure, as Joe Marshall from Cisco’s Talos division warns of Russia’s capabilities to meddle in power grids. The Baltic states are gearing up for any worst-case scenarios, with a focus on security and preparedness in the face of potential threats.
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Interest rates live: Bank of England set to cut interest rates in boost for mortgage holders
The UK's base interest rate is expected to drop to its lowest level in over 18 months, with analysts predicting a cut from 4.75% to 4.5% by the Bank of England in its upcoming announcement on Thursday. This decrease is seen as a positive development for mortgage holders, as the base rate influences borrowing costs, including tracker mortgages. The potential rate cut comes amidst falling inflation rates and economic stagnation, with hopes that lower interest...
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