Bristol-based Managed Service Provider (MSP) Computer Geeks has achieved the esteemed status of an Assured Service Provider, recognized by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). This notable designation highlights Computer Geeks’ commitment to delivering exceptional cyber security services and solidifies their role as a trusted advisor in the field.
The NCSC’s Cyber Advisor Scheme, in collaboration with IASME, is designed to provide reliable and affordable cyber security guidance, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. This initiative focuses on enhancing the resilience of organizations against prevalent cyber threats through trusted advice and support.
A significant element of this scheme is the Cyber Essentials certification, a UK Government-backed standard that helps organizations protect against common cyber risks and demonstrates their dedication to maintaining robust security practices. As a recognized cyber advisor, Computer Geeks is well-positioned to guide businesses through critical services, including identifying security gaps, developing detailed Cyber Essentials reports, and assisting with remediation plans. Their expertise also extends to providing actionable recommendations through comprehensive post-engagement reports.
Certified Cyber Experts
Nick Richards, Managing Director of Computer Geeks, shared his excitement about the new recognition, stating,
“We’re thrilled to be named an NCSC Assured Service Provider! This endorsement is a testament to our passion and expertise in cyber security protection. I’d also like to recognize Rob Eeuwens, who has recently become a certified Cyber Advisor. Rob has been instrumental in achieving this certification and has played a crucial role in our journey. As digital threats continue to evolve, we’re committed to providing exceptional guidance and solutions to keep our clients secure and ahead of the curve. This recognition not only fuels our commitment but also highlights our role as a trusted partner in safeguarding our customers’ digital environments.”
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