Ireland must work with EU to reduce cost of online security for consumers, cyber chief insists

Ireland must work with the European Union to prevent much-needed cyber security software on everyday products driving prices up for Irish consumers, the head of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said.

IRELAND MUST WORK with the European Union to prevent much-needed cyber security software on everyday products driving prices up for Irish consumers, the head of the National Cyber Security Centre said.

Dr Richard Browne, speaking to The Journal today in Cork, said the secret to solving the problem of hacking and other online crimes is in the hands of not just businesses but in individual Irish citizens. The report also outlines the need to protect critical national infrastructure, including the energy, financial services, healthcare, and transport sectors.

“We’ll never sway global businesses ourselves, all we will do is drive up prices for Irish consumers or ensure that Irish consumers don’t have access to the latest

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