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Cyber Essentials – Trusted Partner

A list of companies based and operating in Scotland that have been accredited nationally as ‘certifying bodies’ for Cyber Essentials.

The Cyber and Fraud Centre -Scotland has worked with Cyber Essentials Certifying Bodies based and operating in Scotland to support organisations both small and large, to focus on cyber hygiene and achieve Cyber Essentials or Cyber Essentials Plus. Certifying Bodies are professional companies that have been licensed to deliver Cyber Essentials assessments and offer consultancy services to help organisations achieve the certification.

Certifying Bodies based and operating in Scotland are listed on the website.

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