The Cyber Security and Resilience (CSR) Bill strengthens the UK’s cyber regulatory framework by reforming the NIS Regulations 2018. It introduces clearer obligations for organisations delivering critical services and places greater emphasis on resilience across increasingly complex supply chains.
As cyber risk extends beyond individual organisations, disruption can quickly cascade across sectors and communities. The CSR Bill reflects this reality, making resilience, governance and assurance key priorities for senior leaders.
The CSR Bill is expected to apply to organisations across critical services and their supply chains, including operators of essential services, important entities, third-party suppliers and public sector bodies with oversight responsibilities.
If you are unsure how the CSR Bill applies to your organisation, CGI can help you clarify your role and obligations.
Preparing for the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill goes beyond compliance. Organisations need to understand their exposure, assess cyber maturity and take practical steps to strengthen resilience over time.
Key activities include understanding regulatory scope, assessing maturity against recognised frameworks, managing supply chain risk, strengthening governance and preparing for incident response and ongoing compliance.
CGI supports organisations at every stage of their cyber resilience journey, combining regulatory insight with hands-on delivery to help you move from awareness to action.
Our services include readiness and impact assessments, DORA-as-a-Service assessments, CAF and NIS-aligned assessments, governance and compliance design, incident response and crisis support, supply chain risk management, independent assurance and ongoing managed security services. Our approach focuses on proportionate, practical controls that support resilience and continuity, not just compliance.
CGI works across sectors where cyber resilience is critical, including energy and utilities, transport, healthcare, financial services, telecommunications, manufacturing and government. Our experience in regulated environments helps organisations navigate complexity while staying focused on operational outcomes.
Speak to our cyber experts to understand what the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill means for your organisation, and how to prepare with confidence.
