Cyber Resilience Policy for the United Kingdom
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Cyber Resilience Policy
"Need a comprehensive Cyber Resilience Policy for our financial services company that complies with FCA regulations and includes specific provisions for cloud-based trading systems, to be implemented by March 2025."
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1. Purpose and Scope: Defines the objectives and scope of the policy, including legal compliance requirements and applicability
2. Definitions: Key terms and definitions used throughout the policy, including technical terminology and legal references
3. Roles and Responsibilities: Defines who is responsible for various aspects of cyber security, including board, management, IT, and employee responsibilities
4. Risk Assessment Framework: Methodology for assessing cyber security risks, including threat identification, vulnerability assessment, and risk mitigation strategies
5. Security Controls: Technical and organizational measures for cyber security, including access control, data protection, and network security
6. Incident Response Plan: Procedures for responding to cyber security incidents, including detection, containment, eradication, and recovery steps
7. Compliance and Monitoring: Procedures for ensuring ongoing compliance with the policy and relevant legislation, including audit requirements
8. Policy Review and Updates: Process for regular review and updating of the policy to maintain effectiveness and legal compliance
1. Industry-Specific Requirements: Additional requirements for specific regulated sectors such as financial services, healthcare, or critical infrastructure
2. Cloud Security: Specific measures for cloud-based systems, including data storage, processing, and transfer requirements
3. Remote Working Security: Security measures for remote workers, including VPN usage, device security, and communication protocols
4. Third-Party Risk Management: Procedures for managing cyber security risks associated with vendors, suppliers, and other third parties
5. Data Classification: Framework for classifying data based on sensitivity and implementing appropriate security controls
1. Schedule 1 - Incident Response Flowcharts: Visual representations of incident response procedures and escalation paths
2. Schedule 2 - Security Control Matrix: Detailed listing of security controls, their implementation status, and responsible parties
3. Schedule 3 - Risk Assessment Templates: Standard templates and methodologies for conducting cyber security risk assessments
4. Schedule 4 - Training Requirements: Detailed training requirements and schedules for different roles within the organization
5. Schedule 5 - Technical Standards: Specific technical requirements, configurations, and minimum security standards
6. Schedule 6 - Legal Compliance Checklist: Checklist of relevant legislation and regulatory requirements with compliance status
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Cyber Resilience Policy
A legally compliant framework for managing cyber security risks and incident response under English and Welsh law.
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