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Membership

Membership of the APPG for non-Parliamentarians is currently free. The APPG is funded by the following organisations:

Accenture, DLA Piper, Institute for Corporate Resilience and the SANS Institute (more information can be found on the APPG Register). The APPG Webmaster is the Information Security Group at Royal Holloway. These form the Steering Committee along with the APPG Officers.

In a sector that is governed by regulations from the UK and internationally, keeping track of what is happening is important to the strategy and long-term health of any organisation involved in the Cyber Security and Business Resilience world. The APPG is an excellent way both to be informed and to inform Parliamentarians and fellow members.

Membership of the group is automatically open to all members of both Houses of Parliament. Members of the wider cyber security community are invited to register with the group and join the mailing list.

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How to Join:

We are open to application for membership from any company, not-for-profit organisation or academic body with an interest in Cyber Security and Business Resilience. We want to create a breadth and depth of members. By breadth we mean ranging from academic institutions through practitioners and suppliers into the Cyber Security and Business Resilience world and by depth, supplying knowledge about how systems work and how they work for the consumer and businesses in the UK.

If you are interested in joining the group, please contact the administrator using details from the Contact page.

Members

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Information Security Group
Royal Holloway,
University of London

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Wychwood Consulting Ltd

Active Members Mailing List

Under the rules governing APPGs we are required to list on the website a list of active members. This is defined as those on the mailing list and can be found here (Mailing List).