COBRA — Cyberwar
Fresh off the heels of turbulent solar flares and political upheaval, Prime Minister Robert Sutherland strives to bring stability back to the nation. But a shocking assassination within Britain’s borders ignites a dangerous sequence of events, potentially eclipsing the recent crisis in scale. A shadowy, transnational adversary – unbound by conventional rules and operating beyond national control – seems determined to dismantle everything, leaving the country grappling with an unsettling question: who can truly be trusted?
Prime Minister Robert Sutherland, accompanied by his Chief of Staff Anna Marshall and the newly appointed Home Secretary Joseph Obasi, convened the emergency committee known as COBRA. Their purpose: to address a situation in Kent that threa…
The destruction across Kent, compounded by the ongoing cyber-attack disrupting communications, prompted the Prime Minister to call an emergency meeting of the Cabinet Office Briefing Room Action Group.
The Crisis Operation and Response Agency, COBRA, convenes swiftly in the face of fresh calamity; the disruption at Dover port hints at a deeply concealed danger. The Prime Minister’s approach is challenged by a vocal activist found online.
The team grappled with the implications of the recent discovery, as Francine’s sharp critique of Lord Singer drew enthusiastic approval from the Labour leader.
Rachel Sutherland felt a growing despair at the renewed barrage of media scrutiny directed at her. Yet, Robert was preoccupied; it seemed Firestorm had resurfaced, disseminating falsehoods regarding the city's water supply.
Still shaken by the events in Kent, the COBRA team received a briefing from Eleanor regarding a sophisticated piece of malware that had infiltrated the United Kingdom’s vital systems.
