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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 2026

A New Cyber Order: Inside The UK's Cyber Security And Resilience Bill

On 12th November 2025, the UK government introduced the Cyber Security and Re silience (Network and Infor mation Systems) Bill (‘the Bill')

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On 12th November 2025, the UK government introduced the Cyber Security and Re silience (Network and Infor mation Systems) Bill (‘the Bill') aimed at strengthening cyber resilience of organisations within key sectors in the UK. The Bill responds to a recent in crease in cyber threats and intends to modernise and expand the existing UK cybersecurity regime under the Net work and Information Systems Regu lations 2018 (the ‘UK NIS Regime').

The key change is that new categories of organisations, particularly managed service providers (‘MSPs') and those providing data centre services, will now be brought within the scope of the UK NIS Regime. Further, the UK gov ernment will be granted the power to impose the application of the UK NIS Regime on entities it considers ‘critical suppliers'.

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