TSS Infrastructure has recently received a Cyber Essentials certification — a Government-backed scheme developed by the National Cyber Security Centre and delivered by IASME Governance.
F0CUS GETS CYBER ESSENTIALS CERTIFED
The certification scheme supports organisations of all sizes to protect against online threats and demonstrate a commitment to cyber security and acts as a valuable trust marker of TSS’s own cyber secure status.
Cyber Essentials was launched in 2014 as part of the Government’s wider National Cyber Security Strategy. It provides an opportunity for businesses to protect themselves against the most common cyber-attacks, with the idea that protecting against such threats reduces the chances of a being identified as a target for more malicious, in-depth attacks by cyber criminals.
TSS has undergone a rigorous assessment of each of its internal policies, procedures, and all areas of its IT infrastructure to ensure compliance with the most stringent of standards. As the nature of threats develops and working practices evolve, certification requirements are reviewed and changed frequently, and organisations are required to undergo annual renewal.
While Cyber Essentials certification is not an essential, an increasing number of customers, suppliers and other industry stakeholders are setting requirements for their partners in terms of cyber security.
Cyber security is becoming an increasing issue in the UK, with recent data from the UK government revealing that, in 2022, 39 per cent of UK businesses identified a cyber-attack. The actual number of cyber-attacks that occur is likely to be much higher than this, as businesses that are less cyber mature may not even identify the attacks that take place.
