Incident reporting
Organisations covered by the proposals could face tighter reporting deadlines, making detection, response and communication arrangements important areas to review.
What’s changing for businesses?
The proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill could introduce new responsibilities for organisations within its scope. Cyber preparedness is more than an IT issue — it matters to business continuity, customer confidence and commercial opportunities.
Resilience expectations
Stronger security and resilience requirements could put greater focus on how businesses protect critical systems and recover from disruption.
Supply-chain scrutiny
Even if your business is not directly covered, customers may ask for clearer evidence of your security arrangements when choosing or reviewing suppliers.
The Bill is described here as a proposal, not a requirement applying to every UK business. This assessment highlights readiness gaps; it does not determine whether your organisation falls within scope or meets legal requirements.
How prepared is your organisation?
Kuiper’s Digital Resilience Assessment gives you a clearer view of your current arrangements and the areas that may need further attention.
Understand your current position
Get a readiness score across cyber foundations, incident response, IT resilience and third-party risk — a starting point for understanding where you stand.
Identify supply-chain exposure
See where customer security expectations and the sectors you supply could put your business under greater scrutiny.
Get practical priority actions
Receive practical areas for review based on your answers, helping you decide what deserves attention next.
How it works
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Answer plain-language questions
Short questions covering your business, cyber foundations, incident readiness, IT resilience and suppliers.
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Add your contact details
Share your contact and company details near the end, before viewing your personalised results.
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See your results instantly
A readiness score, supply-chain exposure rating, four category scores and your prioritised areas for review.
Stay ahead of expectations
See where you standCould cyber expectations affect your next contract?
Suppliers bidding for certain public-sector contracts are already expected to demonstrate appropriate cyber security controls. Customer assurance requests can also make preparedness a commercial issue across wider supply chains.
Understand your readiness now, so you can identify what to review before your next tender, renewal or customer conversation.