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What are online assaults?
The story mentions online assaults as a reason for the government's advice to stockpile. These refer to cyberattacks or digital threats that could disrupt essential services, like power grids or communication networks, potentially leading to widespread inconvenience or danger. Preparing for such events is a modern aspect of national security and resilience.
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