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UK policymakers have had the opportunity to consider how to best manage cybersecurity risk, as they have watched their partners drive ahead with cybersecurity regulation over the past 5 years. The EU, US, GCC and countries across APAC have driven forward with cyber regulations affecting CNI, Financial Institutions, healthcare and the public sector. With the clear understanding that cybersecurity is a critical risk for economic and national security.
The UK requires clear cybersecurity guidance and policy to avoid the issues that the JLR cyber attack has revealed. Namely, the government has been forced into a position of Insurer of last resort. Following a single attack that demonstrated the effect of cyberattacks on UK productivity, through a single supplier. After attacks on Marks and Spencer, the Co-op and Heathrow airport.
The US DoD recently finalised its CMMC (DFARS 252.204-7021) cyber requirements, which affect the UK defence industry. Cyber regulations such as EU NIS 2, EU DORA and EU CRA affect the UK industry. Therefore, why is the UK not addressing cybersecurity regulation, as it is being affected by cyber regulation from its partner nations? Partners that have set cybersecurity standards far greater than those the UK industry can comply with today? Risking UK trade, economic and national security.
@Thaddeus Dziekanowski Brian D. McCarthy Faisal Khan
Veritas GRC
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