UK Report Proposes National Resilience Corps to Bolster Cybersecurity and Crisis Response

New UK report urges creation of a National Resilience Corps with thousands of volunteers to enhance cyber defenses and crisis preparedness.

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September 24, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, United Kingdom — A new report has proposed the establishment of a National Resilience Corps (NRC) in the UK, composed of tens of thousands of volunteers aimed at improving the country’s security readiness.

The initiative, outlined in a recent publication by the Cyber Resilience Corps, emphasizes the need for community-based cybersecurity efforts, encouraging collaboration between local institutions like hospitals, schools, and utilities with government and private sector experts. A dedicated platform, cybervolunteers.us, is highlighted as a tool for connecting individuals interested in contributing to national resilience against cyber threats.

In addition to volunteer recruitment, the government is launching an online

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