Lifecycle
Identify and understand your digital assets, vulnerabilities and cyber risks.
Implement robust safeguards and monitoring systems to detect and prevent cyber threats.
Align your cyber security practices with legal and regulatory requirements, ensuring compliance.
Review and update your cyber security practices to stay ahead of evolving threats.
Get in touch
Learn how we can support your cyber security challenges
Services
Cyber security strategy and consulting services
Achieve cyber security compliance & ISO certification
Active threat detection and assessment services
Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certification
Sectors
Expert cyber security services for businesses
Financial systems and financial data protection
Protect digital retail systems and supply chain
Solutions and services for SME security needs
Telecommunications data and infrastructure
Cyber security services for HMG and suppliers
Specialist support including List N for suppliers
Critical cyber security for defence suppliers
Discover our cyber services for HMG suppliers
High value protection to MoD and defence bodies
Resources
Access our expert guides and checklists
Industry insights, views and articles
Latest events and updates from Ascentor
Expert guides for identifying issues
Resources to keep your organisation safe
Guides to support compliance needs
Continuous improvement articles and insights
About Us
Join Ascentor – our current vacancies
Discover our cyber security accreditations
Learn more about our Partners
Learn more about working with Ascentor
Learn more about Ascentor and our heritage
Meet our team of accredited cyber security experts
We’re on your side – discover our business values
Contact Ascentor
Read what our clients are saying
Home » Civil Nuclear » Page 4
Ascentor’s cyber security review of 2020 focussed on how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted cyber crime and details how the NCSC responded to it.
Here we look at what you need to know about defeating the weakest link in supply chain cyber security for Small Medium Enterprise (SMEs).
SMEs are vulnerable to cyber crime, but the more aware businesses are of the danger, the more robust your level of cyber security can be.
We look at myths surrounding home working and cyber security. If your employees believe these – your cyber security is at serious risk of breach.
This guide delves into which is best for your business – exploring UKAS v non-UKAS ISO accreditation and differences you need to be aware of.
Employers need to manage home working, here are our tips to help you put together a robust level of cyber security for home-based employees.
