In April 2023, the NCSC will update the technical requirements for Cyber Essentials. This update is part of a regular review of the scheme’s technical controls, ensuring that it continues to help UK organisations guard against the most common cyber threats. After a... The Cyber Essentials scheme was introduced by the UK Government in 2014 as a way to help make the UK the safest place to do business. Over time, the technology we all use and the threats against it have evolved, and the scheme has evolved with it. The latest evolution... The Cyber Essentials scheme was introduced by the UK Government in 2014 as a way to help make the UK the safest place to do business. As the scheme has evolved over time, the original flat fee pricing structure has not kept in line with the effort required to assess... Despite the best intentions of software developers, there is always the chance that malicious actors might discover a weakness (aka a vulnerability) in some software you use which could allow them to take actions against your best interests. You may have heard about... The National Cyber Security Centre – a part of GCHQ – has announced that Lindy Cameron will become its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Lindy Cameron said: “Over the past four years, the NCSC has transformed the UK’s approach to cyber security and... In order for this site to work properly, and in order to evaluate and improve the site, this site uses cookies. Please click the button to indicate your acceptance of this. For more information see our Privacy Policy . Accept
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