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New tool launched to support organisations achieve Cyber Essentials certification

The Cyber Essentials Readiness Tool, which has been developed by IASME on behalf of the National Cyber Security Centre – a part of Government Communication Head Quarters – asks organisations a series of questions related to the main Cyber Essentials criteria to help prepare them for certification.

Through the Cyber Essentials scheme, businesses can learn how to defend themselves by securing internet connections and devices, controlling access to data, and understanding how to protect against malware.

See: Readiness | (iasme.co.uk)

Beavis Morgan group is proud to carry the Cyber Essentials accreditation, further acknowledging our commitment to cyber security.

If you have any concerns or queries regarding cybersecurity when accessing this website or any of our online applications, please contact Gareth Dalton.

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