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Cyber Security

By implementing our 5 point check you could eliminate 80% of common threats. We are specialists in Cyber and Data security and will work with your existing IT Provider to ensure your staff, computers and data are protected from the cyber criminal world.
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Get GDPR Compliant

On May 25th 2018 the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), replaced the Data Protection Act 1998, this new regulation impacts on all businesses and brings new responsibilities to Data processors and well as Data Controllers.
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The Problem

A recent survey carried out by Barclays Business Banking has identified that 41% of businesses surveyed consider that Cyber Security is a major issue for them in 2018, In the same survey taken ahead of 2017, cybercrime did not feature anywhere in the top five business fears for 2017, this is most likely impacted by the events of 2017 where we saw some rather sophisticated attacks, from the rather disruptive attack on the NHS, various attempts to compromise websites and also many email scams that people fell victim to.

How we can help

We believe the solution to this problem is a multi-layered approach to IT Security, this requires, Technical, Physical and Education solutions to be implemented, we are able to provide you with assistance on all of these and can implement them in a means appropriate for any size business and/or budget.

Some Statistics for you…

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of businesses have had staff attend any form of cyber security training in the last 12 months

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of businesses have a formal policy that covers cyber security risks

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of businesses believe Cyber Threats to be a major challenge in 2018

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of businesses hold personal data on customers electronically

Our Work Flow

Cyber Essentials

Cyber Essentials Certification is rapidly becoming a standard requirement for all businesses to prove to their customers that they have taken steps to make themselves secure. Most large businesses and local and national government departments now ask for proof of Cyber Essentials Certification when working with new suppliers or continuing to work with existing ones and this is becoming more common for all customers no matter what their size. Achieving Cyber Essentials is not difficult and most businesses only need to make minor changes to be certified, get in contact and we will be more than happy to take you through the process.

GDPR

The EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) replaces the current data protection act (DPA) on 25th May 2018, this is a massive change and is set to affect all businesses in all industries, we are able to offer the advise you need to be compliant and ensure all your company data is held securely, correctly and within legislation. Doing this on your own would be incredibly time consuming, we can help you through the minefield and to certification and give you and your customers piece of mind.

Training

Training staff on what to look out for and keeping them updated with emerging techniques and fraud attempts forms a major part of your cyber defences. Often it is a human that takes action with the best intentions only to be duped by a cyber actor, that is the start of an attack succeeding.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are a few of the common questions we receive along with some basic answers, we are more than happy to help with any questions you have and offer you guidance with the regulation of the GDPR and how to best deploy a sensible Cyber Security policy.

You will find more details on the subject pages, however if you still have a question please get in contact and we are happy to help.

Cyber Essentials

What is Cyber Essentials?

Cyber Essentials is a certification developed by Government and IT industry which provides a clear statement of the basic controls that organisations should have in place to protect themselves against malicious cyber attacks which require low levels of attacker skill and are widely available online

Who is Cyber Essentials for?

Cyber Essentials is for all organisations, of all sizes, and in all sectors. The Government encourages all organisations to look at the requirements and adopt them.

Can I do it myself?

You can undertake the assessment yourself, and we provide a checking service before submission to ensure you have completed the form correctly and to help reduce any delays in the processing, we then pass it to one of the government approved certification bodies that we work with for certificataion to be issued.

How long does the assessment take?

The assessment takes anything from a few hours, and will depend a lot on your current configuration and any changes needed, you may need time to make changes to the current configuration and put extra measurers in place which is fine, there is no time limit and we are happy to advise and work alongside your existing IT department or your support company, if you don’t have either we can make a recommendation for you.

GDPR

What is GDPR?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new European privacy law due to become enforceable on May 25, 2018. The GDPR will replace the EU Data Protection Directive, also known as Directive 95/46/EC, and is intended to harmonise data protection laws throughout the European Union (EU) by applying a single data protection law that is binding throughout each member state.
Who does GDPR Apply to?
The GDPR applies to all organizations established in the EU and to organizations, whether or not established in the EU, that process the personal data of EU data subjects in connection with either the offering of goods or services to data subjects in the EU or the monitoring of behavior that takes place within the EU. Personal data is any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person.
What changes will the GDPR introduce to organisations operating in the EU?
One of the key aspects of the GDPR is that it creates consistency across EU member states on how personal data can be processed, used, and exchanged securely. Organizations will need to demonstrate the security of the data they are processing and their compliance with GDPR on a continual basis, by implementing and regularly reviewing robust technical and organisational measures, as well as compliance policies.
What happens when uk leave the EU?
The UK government are already processing the UK Data Protection Bill 2017 (DPB) through parliament and this vastly covers GDPR whilst expanding on the current Data Protection Act 1998
We requested Not Just Computers to undertake an audit to obtain our Cyber Essentials Certification, the process was painless, they took care of all the paper work and ensured our machines and business were compliant, I would highly recommend their service which was very professional.
Alistair Frost

CEO, The Oak Group (UK) Ltd

We work with Not Just Computers to help our clients gain Cyber Essentials Certification and to ensure GDPR Compliance, they are very knowledgeable on these subjects and offer sensible solutions to sometimes complex processes.
Chris

Director, SBS IT Ltd

Paul and the Not Just Computers team are brilliant at explaining the benefits of good IT security in a way that makes sense to non-technical people.

Their expert, no-nonsense, approach to security advice and Cyber Essentials Certification works really well as it is tailored for each client’s individual commercial and operational needs.

Gwilym Lewis

Appsecco Ltd

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