The UK continues to face some of the highest levels of cyber threat activity in Europe, and organisations are under increasing pressure to strengthen not only their security posture, but also their ability to respond, recover and continue operating during disruption.

The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill marks a significant shift in the governments approach to protecting critical services and national infrastructure. As this legislation progresses, organisations must prepare for increased regulatory expectations around resilience, accountability, incident response and supply chain security.  Introduced in November 2025, the bill expands on the existing 2018 Network and Information Systems (NIS) Regulations to include managed service providers, data centres, and key suppliers.

The Cyber Resilience Bill brings focus on:

• Knowing your responsibilities and accountability
• Having a clear incident response plan
• Maintaining operational resilience when disruption occurs

This webinar will explore why prevention alone is no longer enough, the common gaps organisations face around ownership, readiness and evidence, and what it really takes to respond, recover, and continue operating when incidents inevitably happen.

Gain clarity on your obligations under the Cyber Resilience Bill and the real‑world actions and evidence needed during an incident.