Cyber security for Norwich and Norfolk organisations
Protect your organisation against the most common attacks with a Norwich team that certifies Cyber Essentials and DCC Level 0. We help you put the right controls in place first.
What we certify, and what we help with.
Certification bodies are licensed scheme by scheme, and for DCC, level by level. Here’s where we assess you ourselves and where we get you ready for an independent assessment.
We certify
Cyber Essentials
IASME accredits us as a Cyber Essentials Certification Body, so we mark your submission and issue the certificate ourselves.
How Cyber Essentials certification worksDefence Cyber Certification Level 0
We assess and certify DCC Level 0 for other organisations in the MOD supply chain. If we’ve put your controls in place or manage them, a different certification body must assess your DCC submission.
Defence Cyber Certification Level 0
We help you get ready
Cyber Essentials Plus
We prepare your devices and accounts for the independent technical audit, which we don’t carry out ourselves.
DCC Levels 1 to 3
We help put the controls in place for your level, and a certification body licensed at that level assesses you.
Our cyber security services.
Most organisations start with Cyber Essentials and build from there, in the order that fits their risks.
Speak to a cyber specialistCyber Essentials
Get certified by an IASME-accredited Certification Body, with one of our Cyber Advisors checking your setup first if you need it.
Cyber Essentials certification in NorwichDefence Cyber Certification
We assess and certify DCC Level 0, the MOD’s cyber scheme for its supply chain, as an IASME-assured Certification Body.
DCC Level 0 certificationCyber Essentials Plus
Get your devices and accounts ready for the independent technical audit, which we don’t carry out ourselves.
Prepare for Cyber Essentials PlusCyber security audits
Find the gaps in your security and what each costs to close, in a plain-English report your board can act on.
How our audits workEndpoint and email security
Protect the devices and inboxes where most attacks land with EDR, email filtering and conditional access, tuned as your organisation changes.
Discuss managed protectionAwareness training
Train your staff with short, sector-aware sessions and phishing simulations, with reports that feed into your cyber insurance evidence.
Discuss awareness trainingInsurance and compliance readiness
Get your cyber insurance renewal over the line, and map your controls to ISO 27001 or a framework of your own.
Discuss assurance servicesIncident response
Contain, investigate and recover when your systems are compromised, with senior consultants on the call within the hour.
Discuss incident responseDigital forensics
We preserve the evidence after an incident and work out what happened, with findings written to hold up with insurers and regulators.
Discuss digital forensics
How we work with you.
- 01
Assess
We review your setup and the gaps in your controls, with the business risk behind each one in language your board can read.
- 02
Protect
We close the gaps in priority order through certification, hardening, tooling and training.
- 03
Respond
If something gets through, we help you contain it and find out what happened.
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Recover
We help restore operations, write up what we learned and strengthen the controls that let it happen.
Cyber security audits in Norwich.
An audit shows where your security gaps are and which to fix first. We write it up so your board can weigh each risk by its cost and recovery time.
What we look at
- How your systems and accounts are set up today
- The threats you’re most exposed to
- Gaps in your security controls
- The business risk behind each gap
What you get
- A written report in plain English that your board can act on
- Every gap priced, in the order we’d fix them
If Cyber Essentials is the goal, start with our readiness review, which checks your setup against the five controls. To check yourself first, our guide covers how to pass Cyber Essentials, control by control.
Working across Norfolk.
We’re based at White Lodge Business Park in Norwich and work on site or remotely, as the job needs. Cyber Essentials and DCC Level 0 assessments run through the IASME portal, so we certify organisations anywhere in the UK.
Charities and nonprofits
Cyber Essentials and data protection sized for charity budgets, ready for trustees and funders to scrutinise.
Cyber security for charitiesSchools and academy trusts
Cyber Essentials and ransomware-ready backups, with help meeting the DfE cyber security standards.
Cyber security for schoolsBusinesses
Cyber Essentials and ongoing protection for organisations where downtime means lost revenue.
Cyber security for businessesMOD suppliers
DCC Level 0 assessment, with Cyber Essentials first if you don’t hold it yet.
Defence Cyber Certification
Cyber security case studies.
Both are anonymised until we have permission to name the clients.
An equine charity operational again within a week of a ransomware attack.
An equine welfare charity lost access to the systems it depends on after a ransomware attack. We led the recovery, and the charity was operational again within a week.
Read the case study
A nonprofit taken from Cyber Essentials to Cyber Essentials Plus.
We got a nonprofit ready for Cyber Essentials, then for the audited Cyber Essentials Plus, and supported it through to certification at each stage.
Read the case study
Cyber security questions.
Questions about the schemes themselves are answered on our Cyber Essentials and Defence Cyber Certification pages.
What do you certify, and what do you help with?
We certify Cyber Essentials as an IASME-accredited Certification Body, and we assess and certify DCC Level 0 for other organisations. For Cyber Essentials Plus and DCC Levels 1 to 3, we get you ready and an independent certification body assesses you.
Where should a small organisation start with cyber security?
Cyber Essentials. Its five controls protect against the most common attacks, and customers and insurers often ask for it.
Is Cyber Essentials enough on its own?
No, it’s a baseline. Backups and staff training aren’t among its technical requirements, though the NCSC strongly recommends backups.
What’s in a cyber security audit?
A review of how your systems and accounts are set up and where your controls fall short. You get a written report that prices each gap and puts them in the order we’d fix them.
Can you help with our cyber insurance renewal?
Yes. We help you answer the insurer’s security questions accurately and fix anything that counts against you.
Do you work on site, or remotely?
Both, depending on the work. We’re based at White Lodge Business Park in Norwich, and certification runs through the IASME portal, so location doesn’t matter.
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