Cyber security upgrades in the EU and UK

2026年3月16日

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    Both the EU and the UK are updating their cyber security frameworks, particularly around critical infrastructure and essential services. We look at some key developments in the cyber landscape including the UK's new Cyber Security Bill and its impact on technology companies, the EC's new Cybersecurity Package and plans for tech sovereignty, product security, and proposals to tackle ransomware in the UK.

    UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: key considerations for technology businesses

    Clare Reynolds looks at the impact of the UK's planned cyber security overhaul on technology businesses.

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    More than a market: tech sovereignty and the EU Digital Networks Act

    Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the relationship between tech sovereignty and cyber security as envisaged in the EU's draft Digital Networks Act.

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    The UK's plans to tackle ransomware

    Debbie Heywood looks at the government's plans to help discourage ransomware attacks in the UK.

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    Five key takeaways for businesses on the EU’s new Cyber Security Package

    Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the impact of the EU's new Cyber Security Package.

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    NIS2 implementation in the Netherlands

    Otto Sleeking and Sasun Sepoyan look at progress on implementation of the NIS2 Directive in the Netherlands.

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    The threat of convenient connectivity – connected products and their place in the digital resilience landscape

    Jo Joyce looks at the EU and UK regulatory landscape governing cyber security of connected products.

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