IT Governance, the leading cyber security services provider and
CREST-accredited certification body for the UK government’s Cyber Essentials scheme,
congratulates Centerprise International (CI), one of
the largest IT providers in the UK, on achieving Cyber Essentials
Plus certification.
CI delivers large scale IT projects within the
corporate, education, government and reseller sectors and achieving
certification to the government’s scheme was important. IT Governance helped the
company implement the
necessary measures to meet the requirements of Cyber Essentials Plus by
delivering the Cyber
Essentials consultancy and certification service. As part of this service, the
IT Governance technical services team conducted an external and internal scan,
and issued the certificate subject to the client’s compliance.
Alan
Calder, founder and executive chairman of IT Governance, says, “I am pleased to
congratulate Centerprise
International on their achievement. Compliance with the Cyber Essentials
scheme demonstrates commitment to securing valuable data. Our client has
clearly shown that it takes cyber security seriously and can differentiate
itself from other firms in the sector that haven’t yet complied with the
scheme.”
The Cyber
Essentials scheme is emerging as the
default minimum standard for cyber security, offering two
levels of certification: Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus.
Cyber Essentials requires companies to complete a self-assessment questionnaire, signed off by a senior company representative, and then verified by an external certification body. An external vulnerability scan will also be required if the company has chosen to be certified through a CREST-approved certification body like IT Governance.
Cyber Essentials Plus provides a more advanced level of assurance, in addition to the requirements stated for Cyber Essentials. This level of assurance will be reached by an internal assessment and internal scan, conducted on-site by the certification body.
Cyber Essentials requires companies to complete a self-assessment questionnaire, signed off by a senior company representative, and then verified by an external certification body. An external vulnerability scan will also be required if the company has chosen to be certified through a CREST-approved certification body like IT Governance.
Cyber Essentials Plus provides a more advanced level of assurance, in addition to the requirements stated for Cyber Essentials. This level of assurance will be reached by an internal assessment and internal scan, conducted on-site by the certification body.
From 1 October 2014, the UK Government requires UK organisations bidding for government contracts that
involve the handling of sensitive and personal information and the provision of
certain technical products and services must be able to prove compliance with
the shceme.
IT Governance offers three
‘all-in’ packaged solutions for certification to Cyber Essentials and Cyber
Essentials Plus. Each solution is a
combination of products and services in a fixed-price, fit-for-use package sure
to meet any organisation’s preferences for tackling compliance projects. Each
of the three packaged solutions is available at a transparent price that
enables every organisation to know exactly what their chosen journey to Cyber
Essentials certification will cost them.
The all-in, Cyber Essentials ‘Do it yourself’, ‘Get a little help’ and ‘Get a lot of help’ can be ordered online at www.itgovernance.co.uk/solutions-for-ces-certification.aspx.
The all-in, Cyber Essentials ‘Do it yourself’, ‘Get a little help’ and ‘Get a lot of help’ can be ordered online at www.itgovernance.co.uk/solutions-for-ces-certification.aspx.
Alternatively, organisations can call +44 (0)845 070 1750 or send an email to request a custom quote.
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Press Release written by IT
Governance Ltd
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