Cyber Security & Resilience Bill: What It Means for Microsoft Partners (webinar)

The UK Cyber Security & Resilience Bill, expected to land in 2026, will raise the bar on proving resilience, with faster incident reporting, tougher scrutiny and significant financial exposure. For Microsoft partners, it’s a chance to turn compliance into repeatable offers, stronger partnerships and pipeline.

The UK Cyber Security & Resilience Bill is expected to land in 2026 and it is set to change the playbook for how organisations prove cyber resilience. Expect immediate reporting expectations, sharper regulator scrutiny and meaningful financial exposure, with fines potentially up to 4% of global revenue for serious failures. For many Microsoft partners, this is not just a compliance issue. It is also a growth opportunity.

Crucially, the Bill expands the net beyond traditional essential services. Managed service providers (MSPs), data centres and critical suppliers are likely to face tougher obligations around incident reporting, evidence of controls and supply chain accountability. It is aligned to the direction of NIS2 and underpinned by the NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF), so customers will want practical proof, not policies on a shelf.

That is why CyberOne is running this session for IAMCP members: to help you turn regulation into repeatable offers, stronger partnerships and more pipeline in the Microsoft ecosystem.

What you will learn 
• Who is in scope and what it means for MSPs, data centres and critical suppliers – plus how partners can package readiness assessments and managed services
• NIS2 and UK alignment – how to position cross-border compliance conversations with customers
• Incident reporting readiness – preparing for 24-hour notification and 72-hour detailed reporting, using Microsoft Security tooling and workflows
• CAF compliance made usable – mapping CAF to Microsoft security capabilities like Microsoft Entra (identity), Microsoft Defender XDR (threat protection) and Microsoft Sentinel (SIEM and SOAR)
• Supply chain risk – what “designated critical supplier” could mean for contracts, assurance and how partner-to-partner delivery can de-risk complex deals

If you are an IAMCP member looking to differentiate, co-deliver and co-sell on security, compliance and resilience, this is your fast track to a clear action list and partner-ready messaging.

Register now and bring your compliance lead, service owner and your Microsoft practice lead.