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Do you want to become an Assured Service Provider for Cyber Incident Exercising?

Applications are open to all companies who can meet the NCSC’s Technical Standard for Incident Exercising.

IASME works with companies of all sizes across all our schemes, including micro and small businesses. In fact, our company was originally established to help smaller organisations get into cyber security! So, if you are a smaller organisation and can meet the standard, we can help you get assured.

The process involves an initial application where we verify a few details about your company, including your quality and security certifications. The next stage is to complete an online assessment where you will need to provide evidence of your experience in offering incident exercising services as well as case studies and references from previous clients. Your application is then assessed (and you may be asked for further information). If you have successfully demonstrated your ability to meet the requirements, you can then join the scheme as an Assured Service Provider.

There is an onboarding cost of £1,100 + VAT.

Further details about the process, including ongoing costs and timeframes, can be found in the Frequently Asked Questions page.

When you are ready, you can start the process by answering the questions below, or by contacting our customer services team [email protected]. If you have any questions, please do give us a call on 0330 088 2752.

Requirements to become an Assured Service Provider

Become An Assessor (ASP)

Are you an existing Assured Service Provider (ASP)?

Yes

All Assured Service Providers will need to meet both security and quality requirements.

They can do this by holding one of the following security qualifications:

Achieving UKAS accredited ISO 27001 certification
Achieving IASME Cyber Assurance Level Two

And one of the following quality certifications:

Achieving UKAS accredited ISO 9001 certification
Achieving the IASME Quality Principles alongside part of a successful IASME Cyber Assurance Level 2 certification
Achieving a QG Quality Fundamentals+ certification

The Assured Service Provider will also need to hold and maintain certification to Cyber Essentials (basic).

Do you already meet the requirements to become an ASP?

Yes

A Team Lead will need a minimum of 3 years’ experience in a role where incident exercising for external clients forms a key part of the job role. The experience must be of both tabletop and live play exercises for organisationally critical events.

Does your organisation have someone with the experience to be a Team Lead, as outlined above?

Yes

The Team Lead will be required to pass the Team Lead Exam. Please contact [email protected] to discuss further.

You must meet the requirements mentioned above in order to qualify and continue.

Would you like to request a CIE ASP assessment?

Yes

Thank you for your interest. If you have any queries, please contact [email protected]

Thank you, please provide us with some details about yourself and your qualifications, so that we can help with that. First, what is your Name?(Required)

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Is your company a Managed Service Provider (MSP)?(Required)

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Once you submit, our Training Team will be in touch to discuss further. If you have any queries in the meantime please contact [email protected]