Cybersecurity isn’t just about firewalls and passwords anymore, it’s about resilience, regulation, and readiness. With the UK government consulting on mandatory ransomware incident reporting and even a potential ban on ransomware payments, organisations need to rethink how they prepare for and respond to cyber threats.
Recent high-profile attacks, like those on Southern Water, the NHS, and Transport for London have shown just how disruptive ransomware can be. From leaked data to cancelled surgeries, the impact is real and costly.
In response, the UK is pushing forward with the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, which will introduce:
This isn’t just for big players. SMEs, charities, and public sector bodies are all in scope.
If you’re not already thinking about ransomware readiness, now’s the time. Here’s what practical Cybersecurity and Data Protection Support can help you with:
Know who does what when things go wrong.
Make sure your breach procedures are up to date.
Staff awareness is your first line of defence.
Third-party risks are real, don’t ignore them.
Cybersecurity and data protection support services aren’t just for emergencies. They help you:
Think of it as having a team on standby—ready to help, without the overhead of hiring in-house.
The UK’s cybersecurity landscape is changing fast. With ransomware reporting on the horizon and new resilience standards coming into play, organisations need to be proactive, not reactive. Whether you’re a DPO, IT lead, or operations manager, having the right support in place can make all the difference.
If you would like to learn more about how GRC Hub can support your Data Protection and Cybersecurity programme with our specialist GRC, GDPR and Cybersecurity support services, please contact us at hello@grc-hub.co.uk or by phone on 0113 532 7830.