The UK Cyber Security Council announced itself to the public realm last week by touting a domain it doesn't own. Helpfully, internet jokesters then bought up variations on the official address.
A brainchild of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, the UK Cyber Security Council is billed by government as "the regulatory body, and voice, for UK cyber security education, training and skills." As part of that it "drives progress towards meeting the key challenges the profession faces."
All very worthy and important. When British infosec folk noticed that the official press release mentioned an email address for ukcybersecurity[.]org[.]uk, however, everything started unravelling.
