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How can the state protect citizens from cyber and terror attacks?
It is the first duty of a government to protect its citizens.
But the Prime Minister's former national security adviser - Sir Mark Lyall Grant - says the government can "no longer keep its citizens safe" from cyber attacks and terrorism.
He told a Lords committee that the state was increasingly asking companies and individuals to do their bit.
Kristiina Cooper reports.
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