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Dean Chapman examines rising cyber risks in UK pension schemes, highlighting why trustees must take stronger ownership of governance, resilience and oversight to protect member data and ensure robust outcomes. It has been known for some time that cyber risks are no longer simply a technical issue, confined to IT teams or outsourced service providers. For pension schemes, cyber slowly but certainly has become a board-level risk that has direct implications for member outcomes, regulator scrutiny and trustee accountability.
This year, 6 April marked the date from which the state pension age started to rise to 67. Over the next two years the age will steadily rise to reach age 67 for anyone born after 5 April 1961. At the same time, the triple lock saw the amount of full state pension payable to qualifying pensioners increase to £241.30 per week, or £12,547.60 per year. While an income equivalent to the state pension might be well below what many people aspire to, it remains a valuable foundation for retirement.