Guidance

Defence Cyber Protection Partnership

A joint Ministry of Defence and industry initiative to improve the protection of the defence supply chain from the cyber threat.

Defence Cyber Protection Partnership (DCPP) is a joint Ministry of Defence (MOD) and industry initiative to improve the protection of the defence supply chain from the cyber threat.

The DCPP reports into the Defence Suppliers’ Forum.

The membership of the DCPP includes:

Further information

Queries

Email: ukstratcomdd-cydr-dcpp@mod.gov.uk.

Responses will normally be provided within two working days.

Updates to this page

Published 12 September 2019
Last updated 9 September 2024 + show all updates
  1. Webpage updated with most recent information.

  2. Added 'Defence Standard 05-138 issue 4' message.

  3. Added 'Christmas closure' message.

  4. New section added: 'Supplier Assurance Questionnaire in the interim process: upcoming change'.

  5. Added a link to the 'Cyber Implementation Plan (CIP)' page.

  6. Added information about Christmas processing dates.

  7. Added 'Supplier Cyber Protection Service - Interim Process' section.

  8. Updated a call to action box.

  9. Updated the page with a new interim process for new contracts (first paragraph), and added links to version 3 of "Cyber security for defence suppliers (Def Stan 05-138)".

  10. Added new content under page heading: Interim DCPP Cyber Security Model process. Removed old content.

  11. Updated main page content.

  12. Updated page information.

  13. Added 'Recommended links', removed update from November 2019.

  14. Updated the COVID-19 message under the 'latest' heading. .

  15. Added a COVID-19 update under the 'latest' heading.

  16. Addition of links: 'Supplier Cyber Protection Service: Pre 12/11/19 Risk Assessment workflow' and 'Supplier Cyber Protection Service: Pre 12/11/19 Supplier Assurance Questionnaire'.

  17. Updated 'Supplier Assurance Questionnaire' and useful links section.

  18. Updated links.

  19. Updated the information in the 'latest' section.

  20. First published.

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