The UK is “extremely likely” to experience a serious cybersecurity breach in the near future, says the country’s AI minister Kanishka Narayan.
Narayan spoke to Bloomberg after it was revealed that fridges at meat processors and a fresh food wholesaler were hit by a cyber attack that caused temperatures to spike.
Earlier in the day, the head of Britain’s National Cyber Security Centre, warned of "a huge rise in the volume of incidents" similar to the fridge cyber attacks.
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