Questão de InglêsInterpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
- Banca:
- CESPE / CEBRASPE
- Órgão:
- TCE-MS
- Ano:
- 2025
- Modalidade:
- Múltipla escolha
- Código:
- Q3701160
Texto associado
Text CG4A1-II
In the United Kingdom (UK), cyberattacks continue to
have serious consequences for government organisations, public
services and people’s lives, undermining the value for money of
government expenditure in affected services and systems.
have serious consequences for government organisations, public
services and people’s lives, undermining the value for money of
government expenditure in affected services and systems.
The cyber threat to the government is severe and
advancing quickly. In response, the Cabinet Office has published
and started leading work to implement the first cyber strategy for
government.
advancing quickly. In response, the Cabinet Office has published
and started leading work to implement the first cyber strategy for
government.
However, progress is slow and cyber incidents with a
significant impact on government and public services are likely
to happen regularly, not least because of the growing cyber
threat. The government’s cyber resilience levels are lower than it
previously estimated. The resilience of the hundreds of ageing
legacy IT systems that departments still use is likely to be worse.
significant impact on government and public services are likely
to happen regularly, not least because of the growing cyber
threat. The government’s cyber resilience levels are lower than it
previously estimated. The resilience of the hundreds of ageing
legacy IT systems that departments still use is likely to be worse.
To avoid serious incidents, build resilience and protect the
value for money of its operations, government must catch up with
the acute cyber threat it faces. The government will continue to
find it difficult to do so until it successfully addresses the longstanding shortage of cyber skills, strengthens accountability for
cyber risk, and better manages the risks posed by legacy IT.
value for money of its operations, government must catch up with
the acute cyber threat it faces. The government will continue to
find it difficult to do so until it successfully addresses the longstanding shortage of cyber skills, strengthens accountability for
cyber risk, and better manages the risks posed by legacy IT.
Internet: < nao.org.uk> (adapted).
Based on the information provided in text CG4A1-II, judge the
following items.
I According to the text, cyber incidents are compromising the
efficiency of public spending in the UK.
II It can be correctly concluded from the text that the strategy
mentioned in the second paragraph was not implemented
earlier by the UK government because it believed that its
levels of cyber resilience were higher than they actually were.
III The text implies that, in the near future, no significant
improvement is foreseen in the UK government’s capacity to
protect itself from cyberattacks.
Choose the correct option.