An extraordinary and significant little slice of history unfolded this spring in Britain that had nothing to do with royal nuptials. Jeremy Fleming surprised a cyber conference in Manchester with the revelation in April, telling his audience "the outcomes of these operations are wide-ranging." It establishes a National Security and Intelligence Review Agency, among other things. He also said, from a legal perspective, there should be public disclosure about what the military is doing in the cyber realm. "This is DND saying they don't need to tell Canadians when they're conducting a cyber campaign," he said.

Source: CBC News May 19, 2018 08:00 UTC