Mova has signed the UK Government’s Cyber Resilience Pledge, reinforcing the organisation’s commitment to protecting the systems, services and data that support our work across the UK. This builds on Mova’s Cyber Essentials certification, a recognised industry standard that helps organisations protect against common cyber threats.
The voluntary pledge encourages organisations to take practical steps to strengthen their resilience against cyber threats, including making cyber security a board-level responsibility, making use of National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) tools and promoting strong cyber security standards throughout their supply chains.
As cyber threats become more sophisticated and disruptive, organisations face increasing risks to their operations, finances and reputation. Building our cyber resilience helps us protect critical services, safeguard data, maintain business continuity and respond effectively when incidents occur.
For Mova, cyber resilience is about more than technology. As a trusted partner delivering nationally important digital infrastructure programmes, including the Shared Rural Network and Restore TV, we recognise the importance of maintaining secure and reliable services for our stakeholders, partners and the communities we serve.
By signing the pledge, Mova is demonstrating its commitment to strong governance, responsible risk management and continuous improvement, helping ensure the systems underpinning our work remain secure and resilient.
Read more about the pledge here on the UK Government website