Government seeking feedback for Cyber Security & Resilience Bill

Members are encouraged to complete survey to help DSIT assess the impact of the changes on those already regulated by the NIS Regulations or who will be regulated by the forthcoming CSR Bill.

The Department for Science, Innovation & Technology is updating the NIS Regulations through the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to strengthen the UK’s defences and ensure that more essential digital services than ever before are protected. DSIT ran a consultation on the policy proposals in 2022, however, there are some evidence gaps that need to be addressed or updated. They are inviting stakeholders to fill out this Call for Evidence* on some of the proposals to help DSIT assess the impact of the changes on those who are already regulated by the NIS Regulations or who will be regulated by the forthcoming CSR Bill.

This survey is being shared with a wide range of stakeholders, both those that are regulated under the NIS Regulations currently and those that may be captured under the 2022 proposals**. The survey will introduce the sections of the NIS Regulations that may change with a very brief introduction.

Please do not share any personal data in this survey as this may result in that part of your response being deleted.

The deadline for this survey is open until Thursday 28 November.

If you are not currently regulated by the NIS Regulations, we encourage you to review the gov.uk page that covers a brief overview.

** Government's prosposals to update the NIS regulations to improve the UK’s cyber resilience included bringing managed service providers (MSPs) into scope of the regulations to keep digital supply chains secure. The survey includes questions for MSPs, and DSIT's proposed characteristics of an MSP have 4 criteria:

The service is provided by one business to another business.

The service is related to the provision of IT services, such as systems, infrastructure, networks, and/or security.

The service relies on the use of network and information systems, whether this is the network and information systems of the provider, their customers or third parties.

The service provides regular and ongoing management support, active administration and/or monitoring of IT systems, IT infrastructure, IT network, and/or the security thereof

*For ease of reference, you can access a PDF version of the survey questions below:

Cyber Security & Resilience Bill_DSIT Survey Questions

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Jill Broom

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Jill leads the techUK Cyber Security programme, having originally joined techUK in October 2020 as a Programme Manager for the Cyber and Central Government programmes. She is responsible for managing techUK's work across the cyber security ecosystem, bringing industry together with key stakeholders across the public and private sectors. Jill also provides the industry secretariat for the Cyber Growth Partnership, the industry and government conduit for supporting the growth of the sector. A key focus of her work is to strengthen the public–private partnership across cyber to support further development of UK cyber security and resilience policy.

Before joining techUK, Jill worked as a Senior Caseworker for an MP, advocating for local communities, businesses and individuals, so she is particularly committed to techUK’s vision of harnessing the power of technology to improve people’s lives. Jill is also an experienced editorial professional and has delivered copyediting and writing services for public-body and SME clients as well as publishers.

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Annie Collings

Programme Manager, Cyber Resilience, techUK

Annie is the Programme Manager for Cyber Resilience at techUK. She first joined as the Programme Manager for Cyber Security and Central Government in September 2023.

In her role, Annie supports the Cyber Security SME Forum, engaging regularly with key government and industry stakeholders to advance the growth and development of SMEs in the cyber sector. Annie also coordinates events, engages with policy makers and represents techUK at a number of cyber security events.

Before joining techUK, Annie was an Account Manager at a specialist healthcare agency, where she provided public affairs support to a wide range of medical technology clients. She also gained experience as an intern in both an MP’s constituency office and with the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed. Annie holds a degree in International Relations from Nottingham Trent University.

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Raya Tsolova

Senior Programme Manager, techUK

Raya Tsolova is a Programme Manager at techUK.

Prior to joining techUK, Raya worked in Business Development for an expert network firm within the institutional investment space. Before this Raya spent a year in industry working for a tech start-up in London as part of their Growth team which included the formation and development of a 'Let's Talk Tech' podcast and involvement in London Tech Week.

Raya has a degree in Politics and International Relations (Bsc Hons) from the University of Bath where she focused primarily on national security and counter-terrorism policies, centreing research on female-led terrorism and specific approaches to justice there.

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Tracy Modha

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Tracy supports several areas at techUK, including Cyber Exchange, Cyber Security, Defence, Health and Social Care, Local Public Services, Nations and Regions and National Security.

Tracy joined techUK in March 2022, having worked in the education sector for 19 years, covering administration, research project support, IT support and event/training support. My most outstanding achievement has been running three very successful international conferences and over 300 training courses booked all over the globe!

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Government seeking feedback for Cyber Security & Resilience Bill

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