Secure by default isn’t just a buzzword; it’s becoming the blueprint for how Britain builds its digital infrastructure. In a world of escalating cyber risk, the UK is shifting from reactive defences to resilience by design, embedding security principles from the earliest stages of product development, system architecture, and national infrastructure planning. This shift isn’t being driven by legislation alone. It’s being shaped by a constellation of think tanks, technical standards bodies, and influential advisors who guide how resilience is defined, measured, and built into UK systems from day one. This article unpacks who’s influencing the secure-by-default movement in Britain, and how vendors, policymakers, and professionals can engage.
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