Cyber attacks are no longer just a technical issue, they are a business risk that increasingly sits within your supply chain. As regulation tightens and customer expectations rise, organisations are being asked to demonstrate stronger cyber resilience, not just internally but across the services and suppliers they rely on.

In this webinar, ADM Computing will introduce the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), developed by the National Cyber Security Centre. The CAF is a framework designed for use across Critical National Infrastructure sectors, helping organisations evidence their cyber resilience and demonstrate progress towards the upcoming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill. It is increasingly relevant for organisations that supply, support, or integrate with regulated services.

We will break down what the CAF is, why it matters, and how it fits alongside existing standards such as Cyber Essentials and ISO27001:2022. The session is designed to be practical and approachable, whether you are new to formal security frameworks or looking to understand what is coming next from a regulatory and customer assurance perspective.

What we will cover

• What the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework is and who it applies to
• The four CAF security objectives, managing risk, protecting against attack, detecting incidents, and minimising impact
• How the CAF compares to Cyber Essentials and ISO27001:2022
• Why supply chain security is a growing focus for regulators and customers
• How organisations can use the CAF for self-assessment and assurance
• What this means for suppliers, and organisations supporting essential services

This session will be particularly relevant for organisations operating in regulated sectors, supplying Critical National Infrastructure, or supporting customers who are being asked to evidence stronger cyber resilience.

As always, the focus will be on clarity and real-world application, helping you understand what good looks like and how to take sensible next steps.