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ISO27001 is the world’s best known and most popular standard for Information Security.  The standard helps organisations adopt and implement and Information Security Management System (ISMS) which identifies the Information Security risks to the business and enforces a set of controls to mitigate those risks. 

In order to achieve certification a business needs to be independently audited each year to demonstrate compliance with the standard.

Cyber Essentials is a UK government backed scheme designed to help businesses follow best practise when it comes to Cyber Security.  The scheme is more focussed around technical controls than business process which sets it apart from ISO27001.

In order for an organisation in the UK to win government contracts that involve the handling of sensitive or personal information, they must be Cyber Essentials certified.

The certification has two levels – Cyber Essentials (which is self-audited) and Cyber Essentials Plus which includes a third party audit and testing of the technical controls you have in place.

Yes, as a business we do maintain a level of Cyber insurance and we recommend that our clients do the same.

Yes, as part of our vulnerability management programme, we perform regular internal vulnerability scans against out IT assets.  In addition to that we have regular independent third party penetration testing of our network.

We have multiple layers of Cyber Security training embedded throughout the business.  As part of the induction process for new team members our internal training team deliver content around our own security measures and why they are so important.  In addition to that any new staff are enrolled within a third party Cyber Security training programme.

Every member of staff undergoes third party Cyber Security training every year and in addition to that we have regular phishing testing in place, the results of which are used to influence further training programmes.