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The COO’s Guide to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill for Financial Services

New UK legislation is about to turn cyber resilience from guidance into enforceable law. While financial services firms remain regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority, the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will impose strict obligations on the suppliers you depend on — from MSPs to data centres. For COOs, this is a critical moment to strengthen supply-chain oversight, incident readiness, and executive accountability before the rules take effect in 2026.

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The Cyber Governance Code of Practice, Broken Down

Cyber governance is no longer a “nice to have”. It’s a board-level imperative.

The UK’s new Cyber Governance Code of Practice outlines the minimum standards that regulators, clients, and insurers expect from boardrooms in medium and large organisations.

This Code shifts cyber from IT’s responsibility to the board’s. If you’re a COO, compliance lead, or board member, this applies to you now.

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What the UK’s New Software Security Code Really Means

If you sell or build software in the UK, you’ve just been handed a new benchmark to hit.

The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has introduced a new Software Security Code of Practice. It’s voluntary—for now—but if you’re a CTO, CISO or technical leader in a SaaS business, vendor firm, or IoT provider, it’s already showing up in audits and RFPs.

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