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The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster spoke about the cyber threat landscape and how the government is using cyber to drive economic growth in a speech at CyberUK 2025 in Manchester.
The cyber sector will be a “prime target for economic growth” in the upcoming Industrial Strategy, as the government secures Britain’s future and delivers the Plan for Change.
Guidance to help businesses and organisations improve online security and protect against cyber threats.
Pat McFadden, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, will set out what action the government is taking to improve cyber security in a speech next week.
Advice on how to stay secure online from the UK's National Cyber Security Centre.
A joint Ministry of Defence and industry initiative to improve the protection of the defence supply chain from the cyber threat.
The government sets out the scope and ambition of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill for the first time today.
Directors and company boards are being urged to shore up their cyber defences using new guidance published today, in a bid to protect their organisations from the growing tide of online threats.
This page brings together the various DSIT codes of practice for cyber security. It explains who they are aimed at and how they align with Cyber Essentials.
Find out how to keep your charity cyber secure, respond to cyber attacks, and report cyber crime.
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