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UK Government Issues Guidance on 2G Switch-Off Charter and Cyber Resilience Pledge

The UK government has published new guidance on the 2G switch-off charter and released a list of organizations that signed the Cyber Resilience Pledge, emphasizing consumer protection and cybersecurity commitments.

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The UK government published guidance on the 2G switch-off charter on September 15, 2026. The document outlines commitments from mobile network operators to ensure a safe transition away from 2G services, focusing on protecting critical services and vulnerable consumers.

The guidance on the 2G switch-off charter is part of the official document titled 'Guidance: 2G Switch-off Charter'.

This guidance applies to mobile network operators and other entities involved in the transition from 2G services, as well as organizations that signed the Cyber Resilience Pledge.

There is no stated deadline or transitional period mentioned in the guidance. Compliance teams should review the charter and pledge to understand their obligations and impacts on operations.

The guidance also includes a list of organizations that have signed the Cyber Resilience Pledge, indicating their commitment to enhancing cybersecurity measures in the digital space.

Source: DSIT, official publication, retrieved 2026-09-18