NCC and Siemens Join Forces to Secure UK Critical Infrastructure
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- •NCC and Siemens announced a partnership to secure UK critical infrastructure.
- •The focus is on protecting operational technology in industries like energy and defense.
- •NCC shares fell 0.3% and Siemens shares fell 0.5% following the announcement.
On July 15, 2026, NCC Group PLC and Siemens AG announced a collaboration to enhance the security of the UK's critical infrastructure against evolving cyber threats. This partnership focuses on the integration of information technology and operational technology, aiming to protect systems that manage industrial, energy, and defense operations. NCC's Chief Commercial Officer emphasized the importance of cyber resilience for industrial performance, while Siemens highlighted the increasing pressure on organizations to secure both IT and operational technology. The collaboration aims to leverage the strengths of both companies to provide safer and faster solutions for their customers. Despite the positive outlook, NCC shares fell by 0.3% to 142.20 pence, and Siemens shares dropped by 0.5% to EUR271.50 on the announcement day.
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