NPSA Response to the Current Situation in Ukraine

Last Updated 21 April 2022

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) issued updated guidance urging organisations to bolster their cyber security resilience in response to malicious cyber incidents in Ukraine. Whilst no specific cyber threat to UK organisations in relation to events in Ukraine has yet been identified, the guidance offers a series of actionable steps that companies should take to reduce the likelihood of falling victim to a future attack. A further set of NCSC guidance on maintaining a sustainable, strengthened cyber security posture was issued in July 2022. 

NPSA have also compiled the following guides for UK organisations:

Guidance
Personnel Security Guidance in Response to the Situation in Ukraine
This guidance can help keep you and your organisations safe during this time of conflict
Guidance
Physical Security Guidance in Response to the Situation in Ukraine
Understand how physical security measures may enhance protection against the threat posed by state actors
Cross-cutting Guidance in Response to the Situation in Ukraine
Guidance
Cross-cutting Guidance in Response to the Situation in Ukraine
Useful guidance for organisations to follow during times of political instability and conflict
Information
Espionage
The UK is a high priority espionage target. Many countries actively seek UK information and material to advance their own agendas.
Information
Hostile Activity
The following guides provide an overview of the threat that state actors may pose to CNI, which is anticipated to be heightened during this time
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