The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is seeking to boost British cyber warfare capabilities through expanded recruitment and training programmes.

During a Written Question session in the UK Parliament on Monday, 3 February 2025, David Reed (Conservative – Exmouth and Exeter East) asked the Secretary of State for Defence, “what percentage of the Ministry of Defence’s demand for personnel with cyber warfare skills is being met; and how many personnel have been trained to date to meet this demand.”

Luke Pollard, Parliamentary Under-Secretary at the Ministry of Defence, responded with an emphasis on the government’s ongoing efforts to remedy a shortfall in skilled personnel:

“This Government inherited a retention and recruitment crisis with every part of our Armed Forces not meeting their recruitment targets. Cyber is a key area for the military and we are seeking to expand the number of people working in cyber. The Defence Secretary announced a new direct entry route into cyber last year and this will be rolled out this year.”

Though no specific percentages or exact figures were provided in Pollard’s response, the MoD has reiterated its commitment to strengthening the Armed Forces’ cyber warfare capacity.

The announcement of a “new direct entry route into cyber” is intended to streamline pathways for specialists, reflecting broader efforts to meet evolving defence and security challenges.

George Allison
George has a degree in Cyber Security from Glasgow Caledonian University and has a keen interest in naval and cyber security matters and has appeared on national radio and television to discuss current events. George is on Twitter at @geoallison
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Jim
Jim
24 days ago

I’m really glad we are boosting our cyber warfare capabilities. This is a real self licking lollipop that can help the MOD look like it’s doing something to stay relevant while spending no money and probably doing nothing other than filling in endless requirement documents.

Adrian
Adrian
24 days ago
Reply to  Jim

Totally agree, it’s seen as a cheap option to show the government are doing something, until it’s not cheap as hours of consultants aren’t that cheap after all

Jim
Jim
24 days ago
Reply to  Adrian

Yes, some how I can’t imagine anyone that’s passed through sandhurst being a coding wizz so no doubt this will involve some very expensive consultants.

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Barry Larking
24 days ago

Getting the neurodiverse people with an aptitude for this work into uniform (other than Star Wárs jump suits?) might be a bit of an ask. The technology giants and intelligence agencies seem, according to anecdotal accounts, able to manage this challenge. Liaison officers who aren’t easily offended by cyber dudes?

Chrislondon
Chrislondon
23 days ago
Reply to  Barry Larking

Neurodiverse is used to mean people such as those on the Autistic spectrum. It is not a term for intelligence even if leaver types like to abuse it as such. I am surprised by such a comment from you.

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Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Chrislondon

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Chrislondon
Chrislondon
22 days ago

I never thought he was questioning their intelligence.

I thought he was disparaging bright people generally as ‘neurodiverse’. This is something I have come across quite a lot clashing with leaver/MAGA types.

They want to feel better about being what they are by insulting brighter people and abuse the term ‘neurodiverse’ as a cover for this.

Even in fields like IT the neurodiverse make up a small minority of the people working there.

I found such a comment from Barry surprising.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
22 days ago
Reply to  Chrislondon

Ok. I didn’t take his comment like that at all. I think with text it’s easy to misinterpret meaning.
Cheers.

Netanyahu
Netanyahu
22 days ago
Reply to  Chrislondon

Rent free Chris. Get over it, it’s been 9 years since Brexit and Trump won in a democratic vote. Trump is the best president the US have ever had also. And not only was Brexit a good thing, we’re never going back. Next, we’re leaving the ECHR in 2029 when Reform win.

Dave c
Dave c
24 days ago

Well seeing as we turned those capabilities on our own population to spread lies about COVID and vaccines while blocking people trying to dispute the narrative, ‘d rather we didn’t

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  Dave c

Ah we we have a conspiracy fantasist in the house… You’re wrong, most of the people being blocked on social media for pushing Russian propaganda (eg 5G caused Corvid, the vaccines were a bio-weapon, etc), were blocked because ordinary science-literate citizens like myself spent time reporting you to the fact-checkers. It was hilarious watching you lot use a mIxTuRe of upper/lower case thinking this would confuse non-existant AI tools. Or you using misspellings or obvious metaphors for vaccines and jabs. It wasn’t 77 Brigade or AI that got you lot banned, it was the 90% of the public who aren’t… Read more »

John
John
23 days ago
Reply to  Spock

Why is he for telling truth? 77’s own whistle blower confirmed it. The Army denied “we were used against the civilian population”. Always a pointer to a big fat porky. You need to wise up dude, and stop taking government propaganda as a fact. Funny how the “conspiracy theorists” are being proved right on a host of issues eh? Bet you have multiple jib jabs to your credit too lol

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  John

Not a single conspiracy theory has been proven on a single issue, let alone a “host”. You seriously think the 77 Brigade could police the social media of 70million people on their own? Not to mention the all the more important stuff they had to do. Even if 77 have subsumed the entire British Army they wouldn’t have had the manpower. The 77 were used against the Russian sources of antivaccine propaganda, which the conspiracy-theorists (or “useful idiots” in Russian parlance then happily regurgitated). For the ordinary foot-soldier conspiracy fantasists, your posts, pages, and groups, they were all infiltrated and… Read more »

John
John
23 days ago
Reply to  Spock

Amusing that thanks. A total state loving flag shagger,

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
22 days ago
Reply to  Spock

@truthseeker.
Lol, I don’t call all of those conspiracies, but add Porton Down dropping bacteria spores on British Towns using the RAF and releasing Anthrax spores into the London Underground and Q Whitehall ( a government tunnel system/ Telephone exchange, see Craigs Court ) to test how far the trains carried them.😉

Steve R
Steve R
23 days ago
Reply to  John

What issues are those then, eh? Name some conspiracy theories that have been proven true and not BS by losers in tinfoil hats.

Flat Earth? Jewish space lasers? Alien abduction?

John
John
23 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

Well one for you? The “vaccines” yeah? See, they have killed people. Or do you live in a bubble like Mr Spock?

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

You’re right, not a single one of their conspiracy theories have come to pass.

Truthteller.
Truthteller.
22 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

Conspiracy “theories” proven true: Bohemian Grove (rich and powerful including ex presidents worshipping the owl god ‘Moloch’ and burning effigies of children) Operation Northwoods (CIA planning false flag terrorist attacks, including hijacking planes, for public support to invade Cuba…reminds me of a certain date in 2001…?) Operation Mockingbird (major CIA propaganda operation involving large major news media outlets) CIA assassinations (they assassinated Mossadegh in Iran, Allende in Chile, and other leaders, making the killings appear like heart attacks, with the declassified HEART ATTACK GUN, cancers, suicides and car crashes) MK Ultra (just google this…insane. CIA human experimentation program to try… Read more »

Ex-RoyalMarine
Ex-RoyalMarine
23 days ago
Reply to  John

John, I am sorry, but the government does not have enough time to waste trying to tell you whatever conspiracy theory is real/unreal. At present, the different apparatus has got over three times the amount of work for the people we have. What we do have is Russians claiming to be British or Americans spreading a wide range of propaganda and lies. Useful idiots then repeat them with sufficient gusto.

People can make as many videos or SM posts on Moon landings, Flat Earth, Vaccines and the Great Replacement theory, it doesn’t matter. They are repeated in the echo chamber.

Airborne
Airborne
21 days ago
Reply to  John

Joh which flag do you shag? This site is now officially containing some sad troll dip sticks who resort to abuse within moments. Grow up, just because other posters have a different of opinion, and post that opinion in a reasonable way in which you may find your own opinion challenged does not warrant stupid comments! Just confirms your lack of ability to debate and a lack of evidence to confirm your opinion.

JOHN
JOHN
23 days ago
Reply to  Spock

NAFO doing its job 😉

Aurelius
Aurelius
24 days ago

We could train some of the 30,000 Afghans in cyber bollox after we teach them to read and write.
I’m sure we could blag a few thousand brand new Englishmen to take the kings shilling and play on computers for a living.
🏴‍☠️❤️☮️

Robert Blay
Robert Blay
24 days ago

Reading the comments. People don’t seem to get how important this area of defence is becoming.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
24 days ago
Reply to  Robert Blay

Very much so.
I gave a detailed account the other day on its importance but it didn’t generate much conversation.
I feel many are on my interested in:
How many.
Does it go bang.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
24 days ago

Blasted auto correct.
“Only Interested in”
UKDJ, where is the edit function!

DJ
DJ
22 days ago

The more that anyone connects to the internet, the more cyber comes into play. People forget how many things are actually connected. Water, sewage, electricity, communications, traffic lights, police, ambulance, fire, numerous cctv systems, alarm systems, solar power systems, the gps in your car or boat, aircraft systems, your local gp & hospital etc etc. You don’t actually have to hack into a system to disable it (something many don’t understand). If 5,000 people you don’t know knock at your door, how likely is it you would notice that one of them is someone you do know? Basically you stop… Read more »

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
22 days ago
Reply to  DJ

👍

Sailorboy
Sailorboy
23 days ago

Unless you can hack things to make them go bang, I’m frankly not interested 😉

Ian
Ian
23 days ago
Reply to  Sailorboy

Sometimes they can. They can also hack things to shut down completely and irreversibly, which can be nearly as destructive. And our adversaries can do the same to us. Hence the importance of this area of work.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Ian

Offensive Cyber.
The exact capabilities of which will be kept for a rainy day.
The Israelis don’t seem to have much trouble negating Syrian air defence networks or shutting down Iranian systems.

Cyber
Cyber
22 days ago
Reply to  Sailorboy

They absolutely can do this.
See: STUXNET. Israeli malware which caused huge damage to Iran’s nuclear program by infecting their computers and forcing the gas centrifuges which separated nuclear material to spin too fast and explode.

DJ
DJ
22 days ago
Reply to  Sailorboy

Hmm. Wait till someone’s remotely turns off your electricity or water. Someone once told me the quickest way to bring a city to its knees is to turn off the sewage pumps. Soon you will be up to your neck in shit (literally).

Jim
Jim
24 days ago
Reply to  Robert Blay

I don’t think we doubt how important it is we just doubt that the military are the right people to do this. These constant announcements of cyber capability coming from the MOD are just used to cover up cuts in hard capabilities.

Ian
Ian
23 days ago
Reply to  Jim

Did anyone say ‘the military’ in the sense of people in Khaki? The requirement is for people who are suitably cleared, qualified and prepared to do the work. They would not typically be classed as ‘serving’ armed forces though, which is interesting given that the equivalent roles in the US would for legal reasons.

Jim
Jim
23 days ago
Reply to  Ian

Yes the article specifically says the MoD which is the military, take note GCHQ who are better placed for this are not part of the MOD.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Jim

And yet, as I explained in an earlier post, the two sides work seamlessly together in Cyber, and the MoD,Military and GCHQ on the other work jointly in other areas too. Would you remove the military side then?

Jim
Jim
23 days ago
Reply to  Jim

Yes, I would have it as a complete separate force structure like GCHQ that can work with the military but is not part of it and I would have it under the home office much like Mi5.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Jim

@ Jim. OK, sure.
And what if the actual physical location of these assets is the same, and the teams are joint?
I suppose you could still separate them, but it seems very inefficient if they share the same office space, or roon in the same building!?
Would you have the set up you propose in other areas where the military directly support GCHQ tasking?

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Jim

“Yes the article specifically says the MoD which is the military”

Hi Jim. One needs to be careful with generalisations like that. The MoD have plenty of non uniformed, non pen pushing personnel!
A fact I have tried to point out many times when some here want to disband the MoD En masse because Abbey Wood has supposedly screwed up a procurement.
Just one example – DI – Defence Intelligence , the old Defence Intelligence Staff, comprise both tri service military and civilian staff. “MoD” does not mean just military.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Ian

@Ian. Yes, I believe there are both serving, Tri Service, uniformed personnel and MoD civil servant types involved in this area.

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  Robert Blay

Unfortunately many here live in the past and expect the next war will be a rerun of WW2, with D Day style mass beach landings with battleship’s bombarding the shore. In short, they fall for the old maxim levelled at generals of preparing to fight the last war… There’s another maxim, that amateurs talk tactics while professionals talk about logistics. Well the Russians/ Chinese could wreck a country’s logistics and infrastructure through cyber attacks alone far more effectively than a squadron of bombers. But bombers are flashier, easier to get excited about.. Fact is, we’re under a limited cyber attack… Read more »

Steve R
Steve R
23 days ago
Reply to  Spock

But the Russians precisely haven’t done this to Ukraine, and has devolved into an artillery slugging match.

I don’t doubt that cyber capability is important, but the sharp end of the spear needs to be there, too. Cyber is no substitute for the stuff that goes bang.

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

The Russians did. Or don’t you remember the NotPetya cyberattack in 2017, the collateral damage resulted in the world’s largest cyber attack that almost, for example, put Maersk out of business?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Ukraine_ransomware_attacks

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

The Russians did. Or don’t you remember the NotPetya cyberattack in 2017, the collateral damage resulted in the world’s largest cyber attack that almost, for example, put Maersk out of business?

Since 2014 when the original invasion of Ukraine was accompanied by a massive cyberattack, Ukraine had been fighting a relentless onslaught from Russia.

Steve R
Steve R
21 days ago
Reply to  Spock

I wasn’t aware of that.

But my point still stands. How much effect on the current war in Ukraine has cyber really had? Not a great deal, really.

I’m not denying it has value, but not compared to the infantry, artillery, tanks, air power, etc and (most of all) logistics.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

Agreed. Both are needed.

Fifth Column
Fifth Column
24 days ago

The MOD needs to recruit Britain’s own hackers a untapped resource no matter how much certification you have in cyber security there’s always a hacker ahead of you .. Haha

Regards Fifth Column

G DAVIES
G DAVIES
23 days ago

To think that the Soviets went to great lengths to destroy the UK from within…and now we can do it without their help

Spock
Spock
23 days ago
Reply to  G DAVIES

The Reform Party will do a good enough job of destroying the U.K. from within if they ever get a whiff of power.

Spock is a government shill.
Spock is a government shill.
22 days ago
Reply to  Spock

Spock, you either work for GCHQ, 77 Bde, or NSOIT.

Joe Mitchell
Joe Mitchell
23 days ago

I work in Cyber for the NHS and i often see the vacancies advertised by the MOD and i have to say the salaries are so far below the private sector. I remember laughing with several colleagues about a head of Cyber for the MOD being around £40k. I can’t recruit an experienced cyber vulnerability analyst for less that.

Ian
Ian
23 days ago
Reply to  Joe Mitchell

That couldn’t have been for a very senior role. £40k is HEO/SEO.

Joe Mitchell
Joe Mitchell
23 days ago
Reply to  Ian

It was a senior role, i wish i kept the screenshot. Cyber is incredibly competitive salaries need to reflect that which is why RRP is widely used within the private sector to help recruitment and retention. I can see those landing in Cyber specific roles doing 5 years and bailing for better paid jobs.

Some random bloke
Some random bloke
23 days ago
Reply to  Joe Mitchell

Tapping the reserves plus tech recruitment drives is an option. I’m reserve (work in big tech), and going this route has come up a few times in “water cooler chats.”

We’ll be expensive to tap although far cheaper than using consultants (who tend be useless anyway). You need tech talent who are committed to actually maintaining/using the thing, rather than just shipping some crap over as long a timeframe as possible then heading off to the beach with what they were paid.

Steve R
Steve R
23 days ago
Reply to  Joe Mitchell

My wife’s friend works in MoD cyber security in Corsham and she’s in crap pay – she says around £23K plus £9K bonus – although they’re losing their bonuses from this year.

I’ve read the average cyber security salary is around £54K. Tempted to retrain!

V
V
22 days ago
Reply to  Steve R

Check out TechVets Steve (if youre ex forces)

Steve R
Steve R
22 days ago
Reply to  V

Unfortunately not. Always wanted to join but failed the medical due to hip problems – and then had a hip replacement at age 27.

Still my biggest regret to this day, not being able to join up.

John
John
23 days ago

Yup it is important, but sadly like the rest of “defence” of the UK it is low on the list of priorities. Government will do nothing but blow fairy dust until something major happens. I almost get the feeling we need a war, God forbid, to wake these idiots up. And I prefer stuff that goes bang.

Daniele Mandelli
Daniele Mandelli
23 days ago
Reply to  John

You’re right on HMG mate.
I know, most do!
I’m one of those weirdos who prefers the supporting cast.

John
John
23 days ago

Lol. I would prefer a five year period of benevolent autocracy. Sort out a proper Constitution and enshrine a military ethos…then we can dream.

Steve R
Steve R
22 days ago
Reply to  John

I’d like to nominate myself for the position of benevolent autocrat!

Jim
Jim
22 days ago

I think you prefer to start wars here then retreat until it’s safe to return. You berate me all the time here, I’m done with your crap now.

Elliot
Elliot
23 days ago

I’m currently studying Cyber-security in OpenUniversity and was looking at getting into the industry asap. This is great news for the nation and me! 😀

Steve R
Steve R
23 days ago
Reply to  Elliot

Go into private sector rather than MoD; you’ll earn far more money!

Cybersec
Cybersec
22 days ago
Reply to  Elliot

OpenUniversity won’t get you a job I’m afraid mate. Get certificates.
CompTIA Sec+/PenTest+, CyberMillion, Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Certified Ethical Hacker etc.

Neil
23 days ago

I have been dealing with cyber issues since the beginning of the internet! Its about time the MOD took on people like myself.

pete
pete
23 days ago

The NHS has out dated cyber security, perhaps they should fix that first.

Fifth Column
Fifth Column
22 days ago

I scan the NHS all the time there networks are shocking for vulnerabilities but hey it’s the past governments that haven’t invested

Smithy
Smithy
22 days ago
Reply to  Fifth Column

This government have had nearly 8 months. Can’t keep using the “past governments” excuse!
Look what Trump’s got done in 2 weeks. Phenomenal work.

Steve R
Steve R
22 days ago
Reply to  Smithy

What? Started trade wars with his allies and generally pissed everyone off? Yeah, great work!

Tammy1402
Tammy1402
1 day ago
Reply to  Steve R

I was frustrated and disturbed when I suspected that my partner was cheating on me. I couldn’t confront him because he’ll always lie about it. I went for counselling and a very good friend of mine told me about William Peterson. I never buy the idea initially after a while I contacted him, he did a data dive into my partner mobile and he did it, he provided me with all the evidence i needed, starting from the emails, calls, whatApps chat and lot more, it was a shocking moment, I was not happy about what I saw. it wasn’t… Read more »

Fifth Column
Fifth Column
22 days ago

No matter what government is in power they are all corrupt that is why I have never voted in my life there is no worthy political party sad truth and the economy is collapsing a slow death .. all cyber security certification is useless my advice to the guy on the open university course is target a isp a d hack them that’s the old school way because most cyber security certification is toilet paper believe me ethical hacking crap sounds cool but there are no famous cyber security people but there are famous hackers ie Kevin mitnick and I… Read more »

Neil
22 days ago
Reply to  Fifth Column

Well said, I have no toilet paper here, i hacked an Isp in 1996, now i am head of security there \o/

Fifth Column
Fifth Column
22 days ago

Does make you laugh though all the money gone in to cyber security and what to show for it GCHQ cloudflare servers in the USA … Terrible must be the special relationship we have with the USA … Not sure if they have any based in the UK hahaha the benefits system the government digital services are still on old systems with vulnerabilities and most servers are un patched … Russia could push us over but I suppose there’s so much Russian money going through London it wouldn’t pay to push us over haha

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1 day ago

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1 day ago

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Davidson Michel
1 day ago

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Mark245
1 day ago

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1 day ago

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1 day ago

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Grizzler
Grizzler
2 hours ago

I’m not sure if the plethora of ghost profiles comme ting on bolox…or the plethora of (I believe ) rel profile vetting caught up in tb3 general BS of this thread is truly meant as irony in response to the cyber Securit article but either way Jesus Christ please delete this comments section…oh and sort your cyber security out ….as this is becoming fkin annoying.