The UK Parliament has formally invited cyber security professionals, organisations and subject-matter experts to contribute evidence to the Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill, a major piece of legislation set to reshape the UK’s cyber regulatory landscape.
The House of Commons Public Bill Committee has launched a call for written evidence, giving industry specialists a direct opportunity to influence how the Bill is scrutinised and potentially amended as it moves through Parliament.
The Bill is designed to update and expand the existing Network and Information Systems (NIS) Regulations, reflecting the growing scale, complexity and impact of cyber threats on the UK’s economy and critical national infrastructure.
Key objectives of the legislation include:
* Expanding the scope of regulated organisations to cover areas such as managed service providers, data centres, critical suppliers and...
