Businesses urged to “lock the door” on cyber criminals

Business owners are being urged to “lock the door” on criminals as the UK government launches a new campaign to provide practical ways for organisations to protect themselves from common online threats.

Significant cyber incidents cost an average of £195,000 and half of all small businesses have suffered a cyber breach or attack in the last 12 months.  Last year, 92% fewer insurance claims were made by organisations with Cyber Essentials in place – proving it works. Certification can also help businesses win government contracts, and eligible firms can access free cyber insurance, including a 24/7 emergency helpline, provided by the Cyber Essentials delivery partner.

No matter the size of your business, cyber criminals can find it: 1 in 2 UK small businesses suffered a cyber attack last year.

It’s time to act: secure your business with Cyber Essentials, the Government-backed certification scheme from the experts at the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).  Cyber Essentials is highly effective: 92% fewer cyber insurance claims are made by organisations with Cyber Essentials certification in place, and certification is mandatory for many public and private sector contracts.

Get started for free:

  • Book 30 minutes free with a cyber advisor to discuss your path to certification
  • Assess if your business is ready for certification with the free Readiness Tool
  • Download example certification assessment questions

Find out more: https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/cyberessentials/overview-partner

 

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