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Governed by the National Security Committee, the mission of techUK's National Security programme is to advocate for and provide better collaboration between industry and the National Security community to create an environment for meaningful transformation across the sector.

techUK's National Security Committee has identified 4 strategic priorities that along with wider membership would assist on improving the security posture of the UK. These priorities are as follows:

Improved UK sovereign skilled workforce within national security

1. production, attraction, and retention of a digitally skilled, sovereign, diverse workforce
2. assisting the Authority(s) to transform the vetting process in the UK; working to create a more digital, user-friendly, and more efficient system

Threat Intelligence

1. cyber threat intelligence and foreign threat intelligence, along with the broader long-term threat landscape within the UK. How to identify and mitigate risk and threat

Trusted partnership between HMG and technology suppliers to help shape policy that influences national security

1. improve HMG’s process of acting on industry policy recommendations
2. drafting strategies in partnership with industry
3. rewarding high standards in security through procurement

Supply-chain risk·

1. upskilling smaller organisations within techUK membership for greater risk awareness
2. act as a conduit to help and inspire techUK members to think about how they pose risk
3. ensuring understanding on how organisational activities fit into supply-chain risks.

If you would like to get involved in the techUK National Security Programme or hear more about any of the strategic priorities, please get in contact with Raya Tsolova (raya.tsolova@techuk.org).