Cyber Security and Resilience Bill Audit
Prepare for the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill without the panic, with PureCyber’s consultancy.
We’re here to help you work out if and how the bill applies to you, review your current security processes, and find the gaps that need addressing to make sure you’re compliant with its needs.
CSR Bill Audit
PREPARE WITHOUT THE PANIC
The Cyber Security and Resilience (CSR) Bill will shift the UK regulatory landscape. It extends cyber security obligations to a wider range of organisations, and enforces tighter reporting timelines, backed by robust penalties for non-compliance.
PureCyber’s CSR Bill Consultancy helps you understand what the bill means for your organisation, how to build the resilience it will require, and how to strengthen your cyber defences in the process.
CSR Bill Audit
YOUR KEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED
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Organisations already regulated under the NIS Regulations: operators of essential services such as energy, transport, water and health, and relevant digital service providers.
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Newly in scope: medium and large Managed Service Providers, data centres above set size thresholds, and Large Load Controllers.
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Critical Suppliers: regulators will be able to designate key suppliers to regulated organisations, including smaller businesses, and bring them directly under the rules.
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Suppliers to regulated organisations: even if you aren’t regulated yourself, your customers are likely to ask you for more evidence of your cyber resilience.
The Bill introduces:
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Stronger security duties: organisations must take appropriate and proportionate measures to manage cyber risk.
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Faster incident reporting: an initial notice goes to your regulator and the NCSC within 24 hours, with a full report within 72 hours. Some organisations must also tell affected customers.
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Supply chain oversight: regulators get new powers to designate critical suppliers.
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Tougher penalties: fines of up to £17 million or 4% of worldwide turnover, whichever is higher.
The detailed thresholds and technical requirements will follow in secondary legislation. Organisations that start preparing now will be in the strongest position when the Bill arrives.
Our Governance, Risk and Compliance team will:
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Work out whether the Bill is likely to apply to you, directly or through your customers
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Review your current security, incident response and supplier management processes
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Find the gaps between where you are and where the Bill is heading
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Help you put in place practical policies and controls that support compliance and strengthen your defences
CSR Bill Audit
HOW WE HELP YOU
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Understand your exposure
We establish the risks your organisation is facing and what’s needed to help you manage and mitigate them, including appropriate solutions and processes.
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Assess your cyber maturity
Information Security Policies, appropriate security controls, effective Risk Management and Supplier Assurance processes are all vital parts of the picture.
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Review Incident Management Process
We help you guarantee that your incident identification, escalation, and reporting procedures are in line with the Bill’s reporting requirements.
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Strengthen Supply Chain Assurance
We confirm the risks involved with your current critical suppliers, and help ensure you have appropriate processes in place to manage them.
Contact us
Consult with the experts
Contact PureCyber
We have a wealth of experience preparing organisations for assessments and successful certifications. We review your organisation’s requirements, existing processes, and create roadmaps to compliance that not only ensure compliance with the standards relevant to you – they also enhance resilience, and improve your cyber defences.
Book your CSR Bill Audit consultation
Get in touch with us today and ensure you’re ready for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill.