Unity IT Ltd has signed the UK Government's Cyber Resilience Pledge. It is a public, board-level commitment to treat cyber security as a business responsibility, both inside our own organisation and across our supply chain.
The Government's ministerial letter of 13 October 2025 asked UK organisations to commit to three practical actions that strengthen the country's resilience to cyber attack: making cyber a Board responsibility, signing up to the NCSC's Early Warning service, and requiring Cyber Essentials across their supply chains.
As an IASME-approved Cyber Essentials Certification Body, we help clients meet these standards every day. Signing the pledge means we hold ourselves to the same standard, in public.
The full signed declaration is available to view and download below.
We will engage with our suppliers to understand and better manage the cyber security risks they face through their own supply chains, and encourage them to adopt the same measures.
This page publishes our signed declaration. Each year we will publish a public update here on the steps we have taken to deliver against the pledge.
The pledge is voluntary, but we are committed to taking positive and meaningful steps to fully implement all three actions. If any action cannot be implemented, we will promptly tell the Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) why.
Everything in the pledge is something we can help your business achieve. Our in-house Cyber Advisor works directly with you and your board, and our managed services team handles the technical changes.
Declaration template published by the UK Government at gov.uk under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
We'll publish an annual update on this page setting out the steps we've taken to deliver each of our commitments.
