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Cyber security strategy for health and adult social care to 2030

Find out about the joint NHS England and Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) cyber security strategy for health and adult social care to 2030.

About the strategy

The cyber security strategy for health and adult social care sets out an approach to ensure continued services across an increasingly digitised sector, to protect valuable personal data, and to build patient and service user trust.

Recognising some of the most important challenges – both in the threats space, and in meeting the needs of the large, complex and autonomous sector – the strategy is a unified approach to further cyber resilience and make people safer.

While the strategy extends to 2030, it also sets out our specific commitments to achieve by 2025, including an implementation plan we will provide, which will set out activity and funding for the next 2 years.

Objectives
  • reduced risk of attack
  • better protected data
  • quicker response and recovery
  • increased trust

A joint approach to building cyber resilience

Strategy partners include
  • national and regional teams
  • integrated care systems
  • health and social care leaders
  • cyber workforce
  • third party suppliers
  • all employees

5 pillars of our strategy

The strategy sets out 5 complementary pillars for a joint approach to building cyber resilience, uniting health and adult social care in our focus to 2030. 






Get in touch

The Joint Cyber Unit (JCU) welcome questions and conversation as we look to apply the strategy across the sector.

Contact us at [email protected].

Last edited: 1 August 2023 10:49 am