LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s foreign ministry was the target of a serious cyber security incident earlier this year, according to tender documents posted on the government’s website. “The Authority was the target of a serious cyber security incident, details of which cannot be disclosed,” according to the document. The news was first reported by The Stack. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office was forced to call in BAE Systems Applied Intelligence to deal with the incident, according to the documents. It paid BAE Systems 467,326 pounds ($632,946) for the work. “We do not comment on security but …