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4 September 2026

New UK cyber bill to force logistics operators to rip out their tech?

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New UK cyber bill to force logistics operators to rip out their tech?

A piece of legislation working its way through the House of Lords right now could hand British ministers the authority to order transport and logistics operators to remove technology from vendors deemed a national security risk. Most of those operators, if pressed, probably could not tell you exactly whose kit is sitting inside their operational technology stack. The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill completed its passage through the Commons on June ... The post New UK cyber bill to force logistics operators to rip out their tech? appeared first on The Loadstar .

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