The NCSC: UK's Cyber Security Authority
The National Cyber Security Centre is part of GCHQ. They're the UK government's cyber security authority, providing free guidance for businesses. When we say 'NCSC recommended', the people defending the country think you should do it.
What is it?
Business Benefits
Impartial Advice
No products to sell - recommendations based purely on effectiveness.
Proportionate
Guidance scaled for SMEs, not just enterprises.
Free Resources
Everything available at ncsc.gov.uk.
UK-Specific
Tracks threats targeting UK businesses.
Risks Without It
Outdated Advice
Internet security advice is often vendor-driven or outdated.
Over-Engineering
Without proportionate guidance, businesses over-complicate security.
Missing UK Threats
Generic advice misses UK-specific targeting.
Compliance Gaps
UK contracts often reference NCSC standards.
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