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Cyber Governance Policy

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology is developing a comprehensive cyber governance framework to coordinate UK cybersecurity policy across government and critical infrastructure. The policy maps governance structures to established security standards including NIST, IASME, and NCSC frameworks. The Government Cyber Action Plan is the primary delivery vehicle, currently in active implementation with stakeholder consultation completed.


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6 Jan 2026 | Announcement Department for Science, Innovation and Technology linked

Government Cyber Action Plan

UIN: HLWS1220 I am repeating the following Written Ministerial Statement made today in the other place by my Right Honourable Friend, the Minister of State for Digital Government and Data, Rt Hon Ian Murray MP. Today, I am publishing the …

20 Mar 2023 | Committee report linked

The Government needs to act as a consolidator and facilitator to draw together disparate approaches to cybersecurity in the maritime sector. The 2017 Cyber Security Code of Practice for Ships should be updated as soon as possible. The Government should use its influence at the International Maritime Organization to set the agenda for minimum international cybersecurity standards.

The Government needs to act as a consolidator and facilitator to draw together disparate approaches to cybersecurity in the maritime sector. The 2017 Cyber Security Code of Practice for Ships should be updated as soon as possible. The Government should …

4 Feb 2021 | Committee report linked

In producing a national strategy for critical and emerging technologies, the Government should review the relevant global standards bodies, the objectivity of their processes and the relative influence of different countries. Similar to those measures outlined in its 5G supply chain diversification strategy, the Government should develop measures to build British capability and influence at standards-setting bodies for all critical technologies.

In producing a national strategy for critical and emerging technologies, the Government should review the relevant global standards bodies, the objectivity of their processes and the relative influence of different countries. Similar to those measures outlined in its 5G supply …