"According to some assessments, we may experience more technological progress in the next 10 years than in the last century, with a disruptive impact equal to the Industrial Revolution. "The digital attacks surface that criminals, terrorists and hostile states seek to exploit against us is growing exponentially," Moore said. "We live in a world transformed by digital connectivity and stand on the cusp of revolutionary advances in technology, which will affect the manner in which we live and work in ways we cannot fully foresee," Moore said, adding that advances in artificial intelligence, quantum engineering and engineered biology will lead to dramatic changes.
The world is living in a "starkly contested era" in which nation states compete across virtual and physical domains, Moore added.
"This could be through the likes of automated big data and analytics to find the needle in a haystack (the potential threat to the UK from an attack) or it could be used to increase the capabilities that officers have available to them when deployed in foreign countries." "Technology can help in many ways to automate some of the tasks that intelligence officers do," Griffiths said. China sees Taiwan as a breakaway province, while Taiwan sees itself as separate from China, having ruled itself since splitting from the mainland in 1949 following a protracted civil war. There's a risk that global stability and peace could be disrupted if China decides to use force to resolve the Taiwan issue, Moore said. "Chinese intelligence officers seek to exploit the open nature of our society, including through the use of social media platforms," Moore said. and its allies, often targeting those working in government or on research of particular interest to the Chinese state.
The agency, which is the equivalent of the CIA in the U.S., has been made world-famous thanks to the fictional James Bond series, who plays an MI6 agent codenamed 007.Ĭhina's own intelligence services are "highly capable," Moore said, adding that they continue to conduct large scale espionage operations against the U.K. Headquartered on the banks of the River Thames in Vauxhall, London, MI6 recruits and runs clandestine agents in other countries in order to provide the British government with secret information.
0 kommentar(er)
