Key Strategic Risk Register
Kensington and Chelsea Council discussed its strategic risk register in July 2026, while Merton Council previously noted an increased cyber attack risk.
Kensington and Chelsea Council's Audit & Transparency Committee discussed its strategic risk register in July 2026, alongside the external audit plan for 2025/26 and the annual report on internal audit. This register identifies and assesses strategic risks facing the organisation, providing a framework for management.
Previously, Merton Council's Governance Standards and Audit Committee reviewed its Key Strategic Risk Register in November 2025. A report to the committee said the risk of cyber attack had increased from amber to red, attributed to a rise in cyber incidents. The register for Q1 2025-26 included 12 entries, with seven categorised as red.
Key facts
- Merton Council's cyber attack risk increased from amber to red on the Key Strategic Risk Register in November 2025. Source
- Merton Council's Governance Standards and Audit Committee reviewed its Key Strategic Risk Register on 13 November 2025. Source
- The Key Strategic Risks Register Q1 2025-26 for Merton Council included 12 entries. Source
- Seven of Merton Council's Key Strategic Risks in Q1 2025-26 were categorised as red. Source
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