Vincent Cyber Defence has signed the Government Cyber Resilience Pledge, following the ministerial letter issued by DSIT on 13 October 2025. Our signed declaration is published below in full.
Following a ministerial letter issued by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) on 13 October 2025, UK organisations were invited to sign the Government Cyber Resilience Pledge - a voluntary commitment to strengthen cyber governance at board level and across supply chains. The pledge covers three actions: making cyber a board responsibility, registering with the NCSC Early Warning service, and requiring Cyber Essentials across supply chains.
The Cyber Governance Code of Practice (the Code) brings together the critical governance areas that directors need to take ownership of in one place, in a form that is simple to engage with. The Code, which was co-designed with the NCSC and industry experts, is tailor-made for boards and directors of medium and large public-sector and private organisations. Whilst it has not been specifically created for small organisations, they play a critical role in the resilience of the UK economy and should seek to implement the Code's principles.
The Code forms part of the government's free package of support on cyber governance and should be the first point of reference for board members. It is underpinned by Cyber Governance Training, which helps boards and directors strengthen their understanding of how to govern cyber risks, the Cyber Security Toolkit for Boards, which supports boards and directors in implementing the actions set out in the Code, and the Cyber Governance Mapping which shows how the Code maps to existing cyber standards and frameworks.
Following the government's ministerial letter of 13 October 2025, Vincent Cyber Defence Ltd hereby pledges to undertake the following actions, as outlined in the letter:
In addition to the above 3 actions, we commit to take the following steps:
While the pledge is voluntary, we commit to take positive and meaningful steps to fully implement the 3 actions. If our company has been unable to implement any of the pledge actions, we will promptly provide DSIT with relevant feedback as to why.
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