The UK Government's Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) is consulting on a new code of practice for business leaders, which aims to "improve cyber resilience across the UK economy".
But how will this operate, and will another code of practice -- alongside a host of existing laws and industry regulations -- help organisations be more secure?
We discuss this with our guest Amanda Finch, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Information Security.
Listeners can find out more about the proposed Code of Practice and the consultation on the UK Government's cyber security site.
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