This service will help you achieve IASME-licensed Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certification. It includes:
This package auto-renews in line with our terms and conditions.
This service includes both Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications. If you already have a recently acquired Cyber Essentials Certification you may be able to purchase our Cyber Essentials Plus Certification.
This service is for organisations that have a high degree of knowledge of all five security controls and are comfortable carrying out all the preparations for certification themselves.
Please note: Our certification guarantee is based on your organisation implementing all the required controls and providing us with your application to check before your first submission. It is limited to your Cyber Essentials application only. Full details can be found in our FAQs
Do you need help defining your scope or are you unclear about any of the five Cyber Essentials control areas? If so, we recommend that you purchase our Cyber Essentials Plus – Get A Little Help package, as this includes 2 hours of remote consultancy support.
We will then be able to help you through the application process. Alternatively, you can buy our Cyber Essentials Remote Support alongside Cyber Essentials Plus Certification.
Cyber Essentials Plus will allow you to work with the UK government and MoD.
Cyber insurance agencies look more favourably on organisations that have achieved Cyber Essentials certification.
The ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office), recommends Cyber Essentials as “A good starting point” for the cyber security of the IT you rely on to hold and process personal data.
Cyber Essentials certification is required to bid for central government contracts that involve handling sensitive and personal information or the provision of certain technical products and services.
Cyber Essentials Plus involves a technical audit of the systems that are in scope for Cyber Essentials. This includes a representative set of workstations, mobile devices and build types used by the organisation’s end users to complete their day-to-day duties. The number of builds is defined by the number of configurations of operating systems and software suites installed. If more than one browser or Office suite is used, each variant will need to be tested. If they are installed on the same build, this is acceptable.