NCC Group

NCC Group

NCC Group is a UK-headquartered, publicly listed global cybersecurity and software escrow services provider, actively engaging with European Union institutions to influence technology, security, and regulatory policy. With its origins dating back to 1999, the Group has established a prominent footprint not only as a cybersecurity operator but also as a trusted partner for resilience and assurance services, providing protection of digital assets and domain data for both organizations and governments. In the context of the EU, NCC Group’s focus has been on contributing expert perspectives toward legislative frameworks around cybersecurity (e.g., NIS2 Directive, Cyber Resilience Act), digital resilience, data protection, and compliance standards crucial for the digital single market.

Leveraging its specialized knowledge, the Group participates in public policy debates, committee consultations, and strategic summits (such as the Auto-ISAC Europe Summit) and interacts directly with EU parliamentarians, committees, and the Commission. It advocates for pragmatic cyber regulation, robust software escrow standards, threat intelligence, and operational resilience, especially as digital risk grows across industrial and public sectors. Its lobbying activities are disclosed as part of its EU Transparency Register commitments, ensuring compliance, funding transparency, and stakeholder engagement.

Since its registration, NCC Group has cultivated relationships with the EU’s Digital and Cybersecurity structures, contributed to public consultations, and networked with policy advisors, regulators, and various business associations. Its work has included facilitating dialogue for regulatory clarity and operational best practices, supporting moves toward standardized cyber laws, and advocating for innovation-friendly, risk-based regulation.

NCC Group’s EU lobbying is underpinned by a dedicated group of specialist staff, including government affairs professionals, whose roles range from direct advocacy to providing expert advice during legislative drafting. Financially, the company has transparently reported its lobbying expenditures as required and participates in integrity and policy forums. Over the years, this has positioned NCC Group as an influential advocate for cybersecurity advancement and regulatory modernization in the EU.

  • Head office in: United Kingdom

  • Total Lobby costs: (See table below)

  • Lobbyists (FTE): (See details below)

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NCC Group predominately lobbies within these EU policy areas:

  • Cybersecurity and resilience policy

  • Data protection & privacy (GDPR)

  • Digital infrastructure & software assurance

  • Regulatory compliance for critical infrastructure

  • Technology and innovation policy

Affiliated organizations and networked partners include:

  • Membership/partnership (as Fox-IT) with Transparency International – Netherlands Chapter

  • Partnership: NL Centre for Crime Prevention and Security

  • Participation in industry consortia such as Auto-ISAC (for automotive cybersecurity)

  • Engagement with EU cybersecurity bodies, regulatory agencies, and relevant trade associations

These affiliations and partnerships enable NCC Group to participate in joint advocacy, policy forums, and collaborative public-private initiatives.

All lobbying and representational expenses are reported per EU rules. For specific yearly breakdowns (from EU registration onwards), reference is made to Transparency Register annual disclosures, which detail:

Year Estimated Lobby Costs (EUR)
2021 (Reference: Transparency Register filing)
2022 (As above)
2023 (As above)
2024 (As above)
2025 (Provisional, based on latest filings)

For the latest and most precise numbers, consult the NCC Group EU Transparency Register profile. Typical ranges for entities of similar size can stretch from several tens of thousands to low-six-figure EUR amounts annually, depending on activity intensity and reporting standards required by the category of registrant.

NCC Group lobbies and interacts with several EU structures, including:

  • European Parliament (through policy and committee engagement)

  • European Commission (Digital and Internal Market, Cybersecurity policy units)

  • EU Council (via consultations and stakeholder roundtables)

  • Engagement with the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre (ECCC) and relevant networks

  • Participation in public consultations and legislative feedback processes around cyber laws and digital regulation

A yearly tally and summary of officially logged meetings since NCC Group’s EU Transparency Register registration is accessible via the Register’s meeting-disclosure database and covers high-level engagements, committee attendances, summits like Auto-ISAC Europe, and participation in workshops or expert panels. Meeting details (date, participants, topics) are available publicly in the EU meeting registers when such engagements are required to be published, aligned with transparency and integrity standards.