CyberShare: Strengthening Public Sector Cyber Resilience

CyberShare: Strengthening Public Sector Cyber Resilience
Welcome to CyberShare, a Community of Practice designed specifically to enhance public sector capability in critical areas of cyber resilience and incident management. Our collaborative environment fosters shared learning, open communication, and the development of common practices among the wider public & third sector professionals. Cybershare is separate from the WARPs, providing training, policy support and guidance to develop incident response, resilience and governance skills. Cybershare is delivered  in collaboration with the NLAWARP and industry sponsors.
We will have an initial virtual kick off in early July to those who join. 
To join complete the form: https://forms.office.com/e/t9bJBvBt2R
Themed workshop series
During the 2025/6 year, the service is being run as a virtual free pilot  to develop an Incident Response and Exercising Cadre. There will be a series of four quarterly  themed workshops. The Workshops will also feature a presentation covering one of the key Cybershare themes.  Each workshop will be supported by our key sponsor. In addition to the workshops, supporting research and guidance will be published. 
At the end of the pilot, (June 2026) this will be reviewed and the members will decide on how the service will look and agree any subscription model. The pilot will feature industry sponsorship. 
To sign up: Complete the form: https://forms.office.com/e/t9bJBvBt2R - Open to the Public & Third sector 
Focus Areas for Public Sector Cyber Resilience
Cyber Incident Management Cadre
Planning, management, and coordination of cyber incidents to ensure effective response and recovery.
Exercise Planning Cadre
Development and delivery of cyber exercises to test and improve response capabilities.
Cyber Assessment Framework - Support Discovery
Implementation of CAF mandates including risk management, information assurance, and governance.
Local Resilience Forum Engagement 
Building robust systems and processes to withstand and recover from cyber threats.
By joining CyberShare, public sector professionals leverage a collaborative network to enhance their understanding and implementation of cyber resilience practices. Our community promotes openness, collaboration, iterative development, and user focus—encouraging teams to communicate openly about decisions and share code, patterns, and insights.