The cost of Cyber Essentials (verified self-assessment) follows a tiered pricing structure which adopts the internationally recognised definition for micro, small, medium and large enterprises.

The cost of a Cyber Essentials Plus audit is determined by the size and complexity of your network. If you have any questions, please contact Cloud Cover; we can offer help and guidance.

Yes, organisations overseas are able to get certificates.

As part of the Cyber Essentials Plus certification, you must pass the online Cyber Essentials assessment, which must be completed prior to the Cyber Essentials Plus assessment. You can also finish your Cyber Essentials Plus evaluation within three months of your previous Cyber Essentials certification.

A member of the organisation’s board of directors signs a declaration confirming that the assessment answers are correct. The responses are subsequently evaluated by a certified assessor who works for a Certification Body.

If you pass, you will be given a certificate.

If you fail, you will be given feedback on which areas need to be improved if you want to reapply for Cyber Essentials certification or utilise the chance to improve your cyber security. If you have any questions, please contact Cloud Cover IT; we can offer assistance and guidance.

IASME always do their best to get the Cyber Essentials assessment results back to organisations as quickly as possible. It usually takes IASME 1 – 3 working days from the time you submit your assessment.

Some government contracts may demand Cyber Essentials certification or the ability to verify that technical controls are in place.

Please first confirm with the government department their expectations regarding Cyber Essentials. Because requirements and exclusions differ by department, it is critical that you have the ability to seek clarification for each contract.