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National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC)

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Councils are not currently discussing the National Cyber Security Centre, the UK's cybersecurity authority, in recent meetings.

No recent council discussions explicitly mention the National Cyber Security Centre, the UK's national technical authority for cyber security. However, Merton Council's Governance Standards and Audit Committee reviewed its Key Strategic Risk Register in November 2025, noting an increased cyber attack risk from amber to red.

The increased risk for Merton Council is attributed to a rise in cyber incidents targeting system disruption, with a shift towards exploiting third-party supply chains and directly targeting organisations.

No upcoming meetings are supplied where the National Cyber Security Centre is on the agenda for discussion.

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