Cyber Essentials is a certification scheme backed by the UK government and developed by the National Cyber Security Centre in partnership with The IASME Consortium. It supports businesses to meet a baseline level of cyber security, helping protect them against a wide variety of common, internet-based cyber attacks. Cary Hendricks (Global Operations Director at ID […]
Join us for the launch of our new webinar series: ID Cyber Sessions The series will feature in-depth discussions and interviews with some of the most renowned figures in cyber security. To kick us off, we’re thrilled to be joined by Neil Furminger, Cyber Essentials Manager at The IASME Consortium, who’ll be sharing his own […]
What is Bluekeep? Bluekeep – also known as CVE-2019-0708 – is a critical Remote Code Execution vulnerability within the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) which targets vulnerable, outdated systems operating RDP. Once installed, Bluekeep has the potential to spread in a network utilising security weakness within the system. The exploit can self-replicate without any user interaction, […]
SCOTTISH CYBER VOUCHER SCHEME £1,000 Cyber Security Voucher available for Scottish businesses On the 7th of November 2018 The Scottish Government has made £500,000 available under the National Cyber Security Programme for a voucher scheme to support small and medium-sized private and third sector organisations in Scotland. This voucher scheme aims to support companies to improve their […]
As from today we have reduced the price of our Cyber Essentials products. Cyber Essentials Basic is now starts at £300 and Cyber Essentials Plus at £1999. Remember all ID Cyber Solutions Products are fixed cost and there is nothing more to pay. We have also added a Cyber Essentials support product that gives you […]
Today Cary Hendricks our Global Operations Director was privileged to be a headline speaker on behalf of the Scottish Government at The Gathering in Glasgow The Gathering is the largest free third sector event in the UK, a place for all the amazing people working in the third sector to network, showcase what they […]
In a report on the BBC website today it states that more than 52% of UK teens are using the same password for lots of online service. also it said that 79% of the 2261 respondents had sent bank details, Passports and Driving Licences via Email and other messaging services. This is alarming when you […]
On the 13th of February 2018 Microsoft released its latest security update. Included are 14 security updates listed as critical, 34 rated as important, and 2 of them are rated as moderate in severity. The critical update patches serious security flaws in Edge browser and Outlook client, an RCE (Remote Control Exploit) in Windows’ StructuredQuery […]
Cyber Essentials has been made a big part of the Scottish Governments Cyber Resilience Plan that was released in November. It states that as the Cyber Essentials Scheme is a set of basic technical controls, they expects that the majority of Scottish public bodies will already adhere to these requirements – indeed, many will have more […]
ID Cyber Solutions had a great night at the recent Scottish Cyber Awards. After being named as finalists in two awards Best Cyber Start up and International Contribution to Cyber Security we are please to announce that we won Best Cyber Start up. We would like to recognise all the other finalists and congratulate them on there […]