Cyber Essentials is a government-endorsed cyber security standard and although it is a mandatory requirement for suppliers of Government contracts, including CCS, it also provides reassurance to our private sector clients too.
Being accredited demonstrates to clients that McBains takes cyber security seriously and provides assurance that essential security controls are in place to protect data and reduce cyber risks.
Cyber Essentials Plus certification requires verification of our processes and systems by an independent certification body.
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