Delivering the support and training for you to achieve your Cyber Essentials Certification.

Cyber Essentials is a cybersecurity certification scheme developed by the UK government. It aims to help organisations improve their cybersecurity posture and demonstrate their commitment to protecting against common cyber threats. Cyber Essentials focuses on implementing fundamental security controls that address the most prevalent types of cyberattacks.

Orbital10 helps organisations with their Cyber Essentials Certification by identifying gaps in your security and developing policies and procedures to overcome these. 

Key features of Cyber Essentials include:

Basic Controls: Cyber Essentials focuses on five key technical controls: boundary firewalls and internet gateways, secure configuration, user access control, malware protection, and patch management.

Certification: Organisations can undergo an assessment process to achieve Cyber Essentials certification, indicating that they have met the necessary security requirements.

Risk Mitigation: By implementing the Cyber Essentials controls, organisations can significantly reduce their vulnerability to common cyber threats, such as phishing, malware, and unauthorised access.

Supplier Assurance: Cyber Essentials certification can enhance an organisation’s reputation and provide assurance to customers and business partners about its commitment to cybersecurity.

Delivering the right cyber policies for your organisation.

Cyber policies, also known as cybersecurity policies or information security policies, are formal documents that outline an organisation’s approach to cybersecurity. These policies are a set of rules, guidelines, and procedures that define how an organisation manages, protects, and handles its digital assets, information systems, and data. They provide a framework for establishing security standards, protocols, and practices that align with the organisation’s goals and regulatory requirements.

Key features of cyber policies include:

Scope: Cyber policies cover various aspects of cybersecurity, such as data protection, access controls, incident response, employee training, and vendor management.

Customisation: Organisations can tailor their cyber policies to their specific needs, considering their industry, size, and unique risk landscape.

Compliance: Cyber policies often align with industry standards, legal requirements, and regulatory frameworks to ensure compliance and mitigate legal and reputational risks.

Documentation: Cyber policies should be well-documented, easily accessible to employees, regularly reviewed, and updated to address emerging cyber threats and changing business needs.