One is sure there’s a good reason for the House of Lords not progressing with changes to the UKs Data (Use and Access) Bill. “These amendments, in

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One is sure there’s a good reason for the House of Lords not progressing with changes to the UKs Data (Use and Access) Bill.“These amendments, in essence, perform one simple but critical task: to afford a legal defence for legitimate cyber security activities,” he said. “That is all, but it would have such a profound impact for those whom we have asked to keep us safe and for the safety they can thus deliver to every citizen in our society.If we are unable to pass the most basic of cyber regulations, one can only hope there’s a bigger picture at play in the UK with respect to cybersecurity regulation.With the EU and US moving ahead with major cyber regulations, that affected UK competitive advantage. How do the 2 houses respond? Cyber is a fast moving risk and one that the UK lags behind most Western nations in managing. In part due to a lack of knowledge and understanding of the risks, or regulations that need to be implemented. Our partner nations are skilling up, while the UK fumbles in the dark. Even when the new head of NCSC makes it clear the cyber gap is widening, and UK security services make clear that cyber is a threat to national security.@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal KhanVeritas GRC#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberregulation

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