Date: 20th May | Time: 10:00am | Duration: 30 minutes
Utilities run on reliability. Availability. Continuity of service. Network stability. Incident response. Every decision is measured against the ability to keep essential services running.
Cyber resilience should be no different.
Yet in most organisations, it’s still measured in fragments – audits, scorecards, point-in-time assessments. Useful in isolation, but collectively they fail to answer the question leadership teams and regulators are now asking:
If a cyber attack hit today, could we maintain critical services?
That question carries real weight.
UK utilities providers operate under increasing regulatory scrutiny to demonstrate resilience in practice, not just policy. As threats grow and infrastructure becomes more interconnected, cyber resilience is no longer just a technical issue. It’s a matter of service continuity, public trust, and regulatory accountability.
Join Mark Lee, Director at NormCyber, for a 30-minute webinar exploring how utilities organisations are moving beyond disconnected security metrics to a single, continuously updated measure of cyber resilience.
What you’ll gain:
- Why traditional security metrics fall short for critical national infrastructure
- How to translate cyber resilience into a board-level, regulator-ready metric
- Turning frameworks like NCSC CAF into a measurable, defensible KPI
- Quantifying resilience across people, process, and technology in real-time
- What continuous, measurable improvement looks like in essential service environments
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Date: 20th May | Time: 10:00am | Duration: 30 minutes
