Overview
In 2025, the Cyber Monitoring Centre (CMC) completed independent assessments of two major cyber events, providing a clearer view of their scale, financial impact and recommendations to improve the UK’s cyber resilience. Its assessment of the financial impact of the cyber-attack against Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), in particular, has been crucial in informing the UK about the cost of large-scale incidents.
Those assessments draw on the approach the CMC has been building since its launch in 2025 : a rigorous, data-led methodology for quantifying the financial impact of major cyber incidents.
The session will address key developments from the year, as well as discuss what has the CMC has learned from assessing the JLR event as well as from the cyber-attack on the M&S retailer, and why this matters for improving transparency and consistency in event analysis, supporting better conversation about risk, and strengthening the foundations for more resilient cyber risk management.
Speakers
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Ciaran Martin, Chair of the Cyber Monitoring Centre Technical Committee and RUSI Distinguished Fellow
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Baroness Tracey Paul, Chief Strategy and Communications Officer, Pool Re
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Gaven Smith, CMC Technical Committee Member and Former Director General for Technology at GCHQ
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Will Mayes, CEO of the Cyber Monitoring Centre
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Ruth Goodwin, Head of Operations and Partnerships of the Cyber Monitoring Centre.
Moderator: Jamie MacColl, Senior Research Fellow, RUSI
How to attend
This event is online and open to members only. You will receive joining instructions once you have registered, if you have any questions regarding the event, please email [email protected].
