Knowledge Bank
Civic Cyber Resilience Model – Advice & Guidance
The first phase of the Think Cyber – Think Resilience programme undertook research into existing advice or guidance on cyber resilience. There is a lot of information out there – much of it specific to certain industries and professions or produced for commercial reasons (so only available at a price). The team at DCLG have sifted through the available material to find advice or guidance relevant to the public sector and of sufficient quality to share with local government.
The results of the research are grouped under five themes and twelve attributes. Each attribute has some Design Principles and links to supporting documentation relating to the specific attribute.
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- Strategy, Security & Skills – to help you understand the bigger picture including how stronger cyber security and related skills are essential to building and then maintaining organisational resilience
- Strategy
- Security
- Skills
- Leadership & Partnerships – to help you understand the role of local leaders including the need to build strong local resilience partnerships, across all sectors, which work together to address cyber threats
- Leadership
- Partnership
- Information & Infrastructure – to help you understand how having in place the right information assurance and information governance, underpinned by secure infrastructures, supports cyber resilience
- Information
- Infrastructure
- Business Continuity, Civil Contingency & Risk Management – to help you understand how cyber resilience relates to wider business continuity and risk management issues including your responsibilities under the Civil Contingencies Act to provide advice and guidance to local communities, businesses or third sector organisations
- Business Continuity
- Civil Contingencies
- Risk Management
- Service Transformation & Community Resilience – to help you understand how good cyber security underpins service transformation, including digital delivery, and supporting wider community resilience
- Service Transformation
- Community Resilience
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