Policy Monitor has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s G-Cloud 14 Framework to help protect public sector organisations from cyber threats
Cyber Security Policy Monitor Version 3.5 is easy to use to help boost defences against increasing cybercrime levels
London based Policy Monitor has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s G-Cloud Framework. As a result, Policy Monitor has successfully transferred its premier Cyber Security Policy Monitor (CSPM) subscription solution from G-Cloud 13 to the G-Cloud 14 digital marketplace.
Crown Commercial Service (CCS) supports the public sector to achieve maximum commercial value when procuring common goods and services. In 2023/24, CCS helped the public sector to achieve commercial benefits equal to £4.9 billion – supporting world-class public sector services that best offer value for taxpayers.
Nick Denning, CEO, Policy Monitor said, “The last 12 months has seen an upsurge in cyberattacks with the public sector in the frontline. Numerous headlines have detailed a range of cyber security incidents targeting public sector organisations and their supply chain partners, with profound, sometimes life threatening, effects on the public, service users and employees. Our CSPM solution helps public sector organisations protect themselves and their suppliers at a time of unprecedented threats from organised criminals and malevolent state actors. We also help organisations achieve their governance obligations, for example to be assured that all organisations in their supply chain have a current Cyber Essentials certificate.”
Policy Monitor CSPM is a simple and cost-effective cloud-based solution enabling an organisation to define, implement and continuously monitor compliance of its security policies. CSPM schedules automated prompts for action based on the chosen security standards or inhouse security policy. CSPM exposes to the senior leadership team the key metrics to measure, manage and monitor cyber security operations to provide peace of mind to organisations of all sizes, including SMEs.
The latest version of CSPM simplifies the set up and ongoing use of powerful security and compliance features, such as Cyber Essentials and IASME, which the solution includes. Organisations, even those without specialist cyber security personnel, can now enjoy peace of mind and show proof that they are taking cyber threats seriously. Such information is increasingly important as the focus on cyber resilience across supply chains intensifies.
For further information on CSPM find us on G-Cloud 14.