Effective management of cyber risks is critical to the operation of modern businesses.
This Cyber Governance Code of Practice shows how company boards and directors can build resilience to a wide range of cyber risks across their organisation. The Code, which has been co-designed with technical experts from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and a range of governance experts across industry, focuses on the actions senior leaders should take to govern cyber risks effectively within their organisation.
The Code forms part of the government’s free package of support on cyber governance and should be the first point of reference for board members. It is underpinned by Cyber Governance Training, which helps boards and directors to strengthen their understanding of how to govern cyber security risks, and the Cyber Security Toolkit for Boards, which supports boards and directors in implementing the actions set out in the Code.
There are also documents showing how the Code maps to cyber standards, such as the NCSC’s Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF).
A one-page summary of the Cyber Governance Code of Practice has also been provided to offer a concise view of the Code.
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