The Government of Jersey has released its Cyber Policy Framework 2025–2040 for consultation and there is specific relevance for company directors in the governance, risk, and opportunity of cyber resilience priorities of this strategy framework.
Link to information page - Cyber Security Policy Framework
The objective of the Framework is to raise Jersey’s cyber resilience and secure its digital future, with the vision being that cyber security is an economic enabler, boosting trust, innovation, and competitiveness. The timeframe is 2025 to 2040 which aligns with the sustainable economic development goals.
Director Considerations
The following considerations should highlight the importance of cyber resilience as a board level priority and the need to understand this framework.
Risk & Compliance
- Cyber threats are growing; Jersey is a high-value target.
- Boards must treat cyber security as a strategic risk.
- Regulatory expectations are increasing.
Business Impact
- Cyber resilience is essential for continuity and trust.
- Supply chain vulnerabilities pose systemic risks.
- Directors must lead on governance and preparedness.
Opportunity
- Jersey can become a trusted digital jurisdiction.
- A strong cyber industry can drive growth and innovation.
- Public-private partnerships are key enablers.
Consultation & Next Steps
The consultation is open until 2 September 2025. The Institute of Directors is encouraging members to engage with this consultation and consider its effect on strategic priorities, support needs, and getting the regulatory balance right.
Submit your response online: Cyber Policy Framework - Consultation Feedback
Elisabeth Blampied Bio
Elisabeth is a Policy Principal within the Department for the Economy, Government of Jersey and has responsibility for cyber security policy development - leading the design, drafting and implementation of complex policy initiatives to drive economic development.
