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Three boardroom steps toward cyber resilience

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By Emma Wright
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The UK government’s Cyber Resilience Pledge is a signal that cyber risk has outgrown the technical silo. It asks organisations to take three board-level actions: implement the Cyber Governance Code of Practice and put directors through governance-focused cyber training, sign up to National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) Early Warning, and raise the baseline across supply chains through Cyber Essentials.
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5 steps to stay ahead of AI cyber risk

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By Emma Wright
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping cyber risk faster than traditional governance models can adapt. Threat actors are already exploiting AI at scale, while regulation struggles to keep pace. For boards, the question is no longer what AI might mean, but how to govern cyber and operational risk in an environment where AI is already embedded in everyday systems and adversarial tools. Here are five steps for boards to take.
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UK Court Rules Duty To Safeguard Personal Data Extends To Hacked Pseudonymised Data In DSG Retail Ltd V The Information Commissioner

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By Emma Wright, Clare Sellars, Grace H. Tang
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In a significant ruling on the application of data protection law in the United Kingdom, on 19 February 2026, the UK's Court of Appeal (CA) ruled in favour of the UK Information Commissioner (ICO) in its appeal against the decision of the Upper Tribunal (UT) in the case of DSG Retail Ltd v The Information Commissioner [2026] EWCA Civ 140.
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