The UK government has officially licensed SilentGlass, a government-developed cyber security device, for global commercial use, marking a major step in expanding public sector cybersecurity innovation into international markets.

Developed by the National Cyber Security Centre, a part of Government Communications Headquarters, SilentGlass was originally designed to protect sensitive government systems from cyber threats linked to smart display connections. The technology is now being commercialized with support from the Government Office for Technology Transfer through a global intellectual property licensing agreement with a UK-based company.

The launch highlights growing concerns around h...