HMRC splashes a quarter of a million training staff to be hackers

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HM Revenue & Customs has spent £262,251 on cyber security training for its staff over the two most recent financial years, according to official figures. This data was obtained and analysed under the Freedom of Information (FOI) act by the Parliament Street think tank. The FOI response from HMRC revealed that £150,456 was spent on security training in FY 19-20, compared to £111,795…

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