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The end of ransom payments?

Daryl Flack at Avella Security describes how organisations should prepare if ransomware payments are made illegal in the UK

The UK Government promises to introduce legislation designed to reduce ransom payments and disrupt the business model that fuels cyber-extortion

UK cyber-regulation: clear and simple or just unreadable?

Fergal McGovern at VisibleThread explores the readability problem hiding in UK government cyber guidance

The gap between the intention of new policies and how they’re executed in real life is where cyber-security risk grows

CSRB: Strengthening cyber-resilience in the UK?

David Ferbrache at Beyond Blue asks whether the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill really does enough to strengthen resilience

The CSRB would benefit from a more holistic approach, which considers all hazards to critical infrastructure resilience

Getting ready for the CSRB

Scott Hudson at Bridewell warns that organisations need to start preparing for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill now

Changes the CSBR requires will need time-consuming adjustments not only to technical controls, but also to governance, incident response and supplier management

Critiquing the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

Jonathan Lee at Trend Micro outlines where the government’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill falls short

The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is a long-overdue attempt to modernise the UK’s approach to cyber-security regulation. But it is not ambitious enough

Cyber-security policy in the UK: execution will define success

Si West at Resilience considers the UK Government’s current cyber-security strategy and asks whether it is sufficient to protect businesses and national infrastructure

The UK’s 2025 cyber-security agenda is commendable for recognising cyber-resilience as a first-order national priority. The real test lies in delivery

Building secure AI from the inside out

As the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill progresses, Darren Lewis at Plexal believes that one area is still being overlooked: Artificial Intelligence.

The CSRB addresses traditional supply chains, but it has yet to grapple with how AI models are built and secured across fast-moving teams and technologies

CAF v4.0 signals intent for future regulation

The CAF is aligned with the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill and provides a blueprint to help organisations operationalise the recommendations

Ransomware payment ban

When businesses are confident in their ability to recover, they aren’t forced to pay a ransom – they can choose not to

Ransomware laws: is the UK risking resilience for rhetoric?

The future of cyber-resilience depends on policies grounded in experience, agility, and mutual trust; rigid bans may hand the advantage back to criminals

eIDAS 2.0: readiness, regulation and the race to 2026

All European citizens will soon carry a digital identity wallet that works anywhere from Lisbon to Ljubljana

The data sovereignty challenge in Europe

With organisations varying significantly in their structures, operations, and needs, there is no universally perfect degree of digital sovereignty

Preparing for the UK's Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

As the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill moves through parliament, organisations have a chance to take action early and prepare for tougher compliance obligations

Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: going beyond compliance

This forward-thinking UK Bill not only ensures compliance but also frees up valuable resources for innovation

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