April 30, 2024
This accreditation underscores our ongoing dedication to cyber security in today’s digital landscape, putting security and confidentially at the forefront of everything we do.
Cyber Essentials is a government-backed initiative that helps to protect an organisation against a wide range of cyber threats and designed to help organisations implement basic security controls to protect their sensitive information from cyber threats. It is a widely recognised certification that demonstrates an organisation’s commitment to cybersecurity best practices.
PK Partnership recognise the importance of cyber security and this certification reassures our customers, partners and suppliers of our ongoing efforts to protect sensitive information against the vast majority of common cyber attacks.
Amit Patel, Director of PK Partnership said, “We continue to prioritise the protection of our clients’ data and striving for the highest standards in cyber security. The Cyber Essentials certification is a great milestone in our cyber security efforts and underscores our ongoing commitment to shield sensitive information from potential cyber threats.”
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