Overview of UK Defence and National Security Programmes
The techUK Defence Programme covers topics like Defence Suppliers Forum, Innovation, and International Policy involving stakeholders such as the Ministry of Defence, NATO, AUKUS, and UK Defence Trade Associations. The techUK National Security Programme focuses on Home Office Policy, Counterterrorism, and Global Security Strategy, with stakeholders including Joint Security & Resilience Centre and UKIC agencies. Additionally, the techUK Cyber Resilience Programme addresses cyber policy, resilience strategies, and workforce professionalization.
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techUK Defence Programme Topics: Groups: Stakeholders: 1. Ministry of Defence: - MOD Centre (Head Office) - Strategic Command - Defence Intelligence - Defence Digital - Defence Equipment & Support - Dstl & DASA - Front Line Commands (Army/Royal Navy/RAF) 2. NATO: - DIANA (Innovation) - NATO Industry Advisory Group 3. AUKUS: - Advanced Capabilities Industry Forum 4. UK Defence Trade Associations (ADS/Make UK/SMI/TDI) 5. Think Tanks (RUSI/IISS/Policy Exchange) 1. - Strategic Defence Review - Industrial Strategy - Defence Suppliers Forum - Defence Reform - DE&S Transformation - SME Policy 2. International Policy - AUKUS (ACIF) - NATO - FVEY 3. Defence Procurement - Pipeline & Approvals - Commercial & Finance - Early Market Engagement - Social Value 4. Innovation - DefTech - MOD Innovation Ecosystem 5. Skills - SQEP shortage - Security Vetting - Supporting DEI Ministry of Defence Policy 1. Defence Suppliers Forum (Chaired by SoS) 2. techUK Defence Board 3. Defence Programme Forums (ISF/DSSMEF/DRTF/DCBF) 4. AUKUS ACIF Shared Topics: 1. Supply-chain Security 2. Economic Security 3. Exports (Defence) 4. Security Vetting 5. Cyber (Offensive & Defensive) 6. UKIC & NCF 7. Procurement 8. Digital Transformation 9. Skills & Diversity 1
techUK National Security Programme Topics: Stakeholders: Groups: 1. Home Office Policy [Homeland Security Group] - Counterterrorism Policy - Hostile State Threats - National Security Bill / Foreign Influence Registration Scheme - Emerging Technology in National Security Inward Direct Investment National Security & Investment Act Outbound Direct Investment to countries of concern Security Vetting (NOT Police) Global Security Strategy threat from China AI for Security adoption within NS orgs and threat from hostile state adoption Threat Intelligence OSINT Procurement & Innovation to meeting NS requirements Protective Security 10. Cross-domain solutions 1. Home Office Homeland Security Group 2. Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC) 3. UKIC - MI5, MI6, GCHQ (NOT NCSC), HMGCC 4. Counterterrorism Policing - NaCTSO - CTPHQ 5. Cabinet Office Government Security Group 6. DBT - Investment Security & National Security Policy team 7. National Protective Security Authority (NPSA) 8. Centre for Emerging Tech & Security (within The Alan Turing Institute) 9. Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) 1. Security & Resilience Growth Partnership chaired by SecMin 2. RISC Council 3. UKDSE Security Exports Steering Group 4. techUK National Security Committee 5. Security & Public Safety SME Forum split with JES Shared Topics: 2. 3. 4. 5. Supply-chain Security Economic Security Exports (Security) Skills (Digital Skills) Border Security Serious & Organised Crime (National Crime Agency) National Cyber Force (Offensive Cyber) 8. Security Vetting 9. Skills & Diversity 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. 7. 8. 7. 9. 2
techUK Cyber Resilience Programme Topics: Stakeholders: Groups: 1. DSIT cyber policy - Cyber Security & Resilience Bill - Cyber security of critical & emerging technologies, inc AI - PSTI Act 2. Cabinet Office policy - National Cyber Strategy - Government Cyber Strategy 3. Home Office policy (Cyber Unit) - Ransomware - Computer Misuse Act reform - Cyber Duty to Protect 4. International cyber policy 5. Cyber resilience as a growth enabler 6. CNI cyber resilience 7. OT/IT security/convergence 8. Supply chain security inc. Cyber Essentials, procurement, assurance. 9. Public sector cyber procurement 10. Quantum resilience. 11. Professionalisation of workforce. 12. Cyber skills & culture 13. Information sharing (e.g. CISP) 1. DSIT Cyber Security& Digital Identity Directorate 2. Cabinet Officer Cyber & Tech Team, National Security Secretariat 3. CO Government Security Group 4. National Cyber Security Centre 5. Home Office Cyber Policy Unit 6. Scottish Cyber Resilience Centre, Welsh Gov, NI CSC 7. DBT UKDSE 8. CCS (Cyber Category) 9. NHSE Joint Cyber Unit 10. UK Cyber Security Council 11. UK Cyber Cluster Collaboration 12. Cyber Resilience Centres 13. Think tanks: RUSI 14. Trade associations, etc. with cyber interest: ADS, SASIG, AMDEA, ISPA, UK Finance 15. Centre for Emerging Tech & Security (Alan Turing Institute) 1. National Cyber Advisory Board 2. Cyber Growth Partnership 3. techUK Cyber Security Management Committee 4. techUK Cyber SME Forum 5. Cyber Security Alliance Other Cyber Exchange Shared Topics: 1. Security Vetting 2. Skills & Diversity 3. Border Security 4. Serious & Organised Crime (National Crime Agency) 5. Cyber 6. Supply-chain security 7. Exports (Cyber) 3
techUK Justice and Emergency Services Programme Topics: Groups: Stakeholders: 1.Prisons 2.Probation 3.Courts & Tribunals 4.Police forces 5.Policing (centrally) 6.Local fire services 7.Fire services (centrally) 8.Knowledge share across public sector 9.Secure by Design 10.R&D 11.Training & Skills / Knowledge & Culture 12.Police implementation of National Cyber Security Strategy 13.Managing risks 14.Protecting against cyber attacks 15.Minimising impact of incidents 16.NFCC Cyber Action Plan 17.MoJ Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2028 1. Justice & Emergency Services Committee (JESC) 2. Interoperability Forum 3. Fire Innovation Forum 4. Digital Justice Working Group 5. Security and Public Safety SME Forum split with NS 1. Police Digital Service National Management Centre 2. Emergency Services (Blue Lights) 3. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) & ALB s 4. Courts & Tribunals 5. National Police Chiefs Council 6. National Fire Chiefs Council Cyber Working Group 7. Cyber Resilience Centres (CRC s) 8. Shared Topics: 1. Supply-chain security 2. Economic Security 3. Skills & Diversity digital skills Border Security 4. Serious & Organised Crime (National Crime Agency relationship) 5. Procurement 6. Digital Transformation 7. Cyber 4
Overlap and clear responsibility Policy areas Economic Security | Lead | Policy Team/NS Prog Supply Chain Security | Lead | Def/Cyber/NS Progs Exports | Lead | Policy Team/Def/NS Progs Cyber (Offense & Defensive) | Lead | Cyber Prog Digital Skills | Lead | Policy Team/Cyber/NS Progs Security Vetting | Lead | NS Prog Border Security | Lead | JES Prog Procurement | Lead | Def & PS Progs Digital Transformation | Lead | Def & PS Progs Stakeholders Cabinet Office & GSG | Lead | NS/Cyber Progs & Policy Team Trade Associations & Think Tanks: RUSI | Lead | Def Prog - ADS/SMI/MakeUK/TDI | Lead | Def Prog - Cyber Resilience Centres | Lead | Cyber Prog UKIC & NCF | Lead | NS Prog MOD | Lead | Def Prog DSIT | Lead | Cyber Prog & Policy Team MOJ & Blue Light | Lead | JES Prog DBT | Lead | Policy Team & Def/Cyber/NS Progs NCSC | Cyber/NS Progs 5
