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Find A Certification Body

IASME Certification Bodies or CBs, are specially trained cyber security companies located all across the UK and Crown Dependencies. Many of the CBs are micro or small organisations and all are licensed and assured by IASME to offer assessment and certification to cyber security standards such as Cyber Essentials.

An IASME Assessor is a trained and qualified cyber security professional that assesses cyber security standards such as Cyber Essentials. All Assessors need to work for a Certification Body to be able to carry out assessments.

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