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DSIT's Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025/2026 found that only 40% of breached UK businesses reported externally, and only 25% have a formal incident response plan. Here is what those numbers mean for organisations that will be subject to the CSRB's mandatory 24/72-hour reporting regime.
The House of Lords has scheduled its Second Reading of HL Bill 32 for 14 July 2026, accompanied by a new Lords Library briefing. Here is what the Lords debate will cover, which issues are likely to be raised, and what the timetable means for organisations preparing for compliance.
On 17 June 2026 the NCSC CEO told RUSI that 75% of UK critical infrastructure attacks are state-linked. Five days later the Five Eyes agencies warned AI is compressing cyber threat timelines to months. Here is what both signals mean for organisations in scope of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill now before the Lords.
The Cyber Security and Resilience Bill has passed all of its House of Commons stages and moved to the House of Lords (now HL Bill 32). Here's the up-to-date timeline, what changed during its passage - including Ofcom becoming the sole data centre regulator - and what organisations should do before Royal Assent, expected in late 2026.
A definitive analysis of the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (Bill 329) following its Jan 6, 2026 Second Reading. Covers the expanded scope for MSPs, 24-hour reporting, and strategic compliance.
Bill 329 passed its Second Reading on Jan 6, 2026. This legal update analyzes the new 24-hour reporting mandate, 'RMSP' designation, and the public vs. private sector split.
The Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill was formally introduced to Parliament on 12th November 2025. Here's what organisations need to know about the key changes, expanded scope, and what to expect as the Bill progresses through the legislative process.
The UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) is the biggest shake-up of UK cyber legislation in years - expanding scope, tightening reporting rules, and making resilience a legal obligation for organisations.