Capgemini UK Government Launches Cyber Resilience Pledge with Industry Signatories
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- •The UK government launched its Cyber Resilience Pledge on July 7, 2026.
- •Capgemini and techUK are among the first signatories, committing to enhance cyber resilience.
- •The initiative addresses the increasing sophistication and frequency of cyber threats.
On July 7, 2026, the UK government launched its Cyber Resilience Pledge, aimed at enhancing cyber resilience across businesses. Capgemini and techUK were among the first signatories, committing to three practical actions to bolster defenses against increasing cyber threats. The pledge emphasizes the need for collective action between government and industry, addressing the growing sophistication and frequency of cyber attacks. The initiative is a response to the evolving threat landscape, which includes hostile state actors. Both organizations highlighted the importance of raising baseline security standards across supply chains to mitigate risks. Capgemini plans to audit its supply chain for Cyber Essentials compliance and report progress in six months. The pledge is voluntary, yet it aims to establish a sensible minimum standard for organizations of all sizes.
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