Cyber Essentials | Cyber Essentials Plus | IASME Governance | DFE Compliance | NIS Compliance
Cybersecurity assurance is critical for ensuring the effectiveness, integrity, and compliance of an organization’s security measures. By
regularly assessing and validating the adequacy of cybersecurity controls, policies, and procedures, organizations can instill confidence in
stakeholders, including customers, partners, and regulatory bodies. Cybersecurity assurance provides assurance that the organization’s
systems and data are adequately protected against evolving threats, helps in identifying potential gaps in security defenses, and ensures
continuous improvement in the overall security posture. Ultimately, cybersecurity assurance fosters trust, enhances resilience, and enables
organizations to effectively navigate the complex landscape of cyber risks.
Cyber Essentials certification demonstrates a base-level appreciation of cyber security within your organisation. The assessment process comprises of an online questionnaire being completed by the organisation, which captures information that supports the five controls being in place.
Cyber Essentials Plus builds on the requirements that are mandated by the Cyber Essentials certification and includes an active assessment that is conducted at your organisations premises.
The IASME Cyber Assurance standard provides an affordable and achievable alternative to other international standards. It allows small and medium enterprises in a supply chain to demonstrate their level of cyber security for a realistic cost and indicates that they are taking good steps to properly protect their customers’ information.
The Department for Education (DfE) introduced its Cyber Security guidance publication as part of its ‘Meeting digital and technology standard in schools and colleges’ advice in 2023. As of January 2024, this guidance has been updated to reflect the current threat landscape the education sector is facing. Sophlee, a trusted and independent partner, will provide insights into the guidance published by the DfE and to help increase an organisations cyber security posture in this ever evolving technology landscape.
Since May 2018, essential services providers have been subject to the Network and Information Systems Regulations 2018, also known as the NIS Regulations. There are 14 key principles for NIS compliance, split across four objectives. Your business must be able to manage security risk, protect against cyberattack, successfully detect cyber security events and minimise the impact of any cyber security incident.
Whether you’re safeguarding basic contact details or confidential personal identifiable data, understanding that others depend on you to protect their data on your systems can be overwhelming.
Maintaining cybersecurity entails a myriad of tasks: vulnerability scans, deploying security software, performing onsite audits, implementing antivirus measures, user education and protective monitoring… The list is endless, but we can help you through the journey and handle it all.
This is how we’ll alleviate the burden of cybersecurity from your shoulders…
Reach out to us for a conversation about your business and security worries. Based on that, we’ll determine the optimal plan to safeguard you.
After hearing your input, we’ll recommend the services we believe will offer the most value to you. You’re welcome to propose any suggestions or adjustments as you deem necessary.
Working with Sophlee, a reliable and independent partner, we’ll guide you through every stage of the project lifecycle, from design and deployment to ongoing support and maintenance, ensuring your security remains our foremost concern.
In today’s hyper-connected world, the stakes have never been higher. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Partner with Sophlee Limited today and embark on a journey towards compliance excellence, fortified cybersecurity, and unparalleled peace of mind.