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Lamplight Achieves Cyber Essentials Certification

At Lamplight, protecting our clients’ data and maintaining the highest standards of security is central to everything we do. We’re proud to have recently achieved Cyber Essentials certification, adding to our existing ISO 27001 Information Security Management System (ISMS) accreditation—further reinforcing our commitment to robust, industry-recognised security practices.

Cyber Essentials: Guarding Against Common Threats

Cyber Essentials is a UK Government-backed scheme developed by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), designed to help organisations defend against the most common cyber threats.

By achieving this certification, Lamplight has demonstrated that we have the essential technical controls in place to protect against everyday risks such as phishing, malware, and unauthorised access.

ISO 27001: Internationally Recognised Information Security

In addition to Cyber Essentials, our Information Security Management System meets the globally recognised ISO 27001 standard. This means our approach to managing sensitive information is systematic, regularly reviewed, and aligned with best practice worldwide.

Our certification demonstrates that we:

  • Identify and manage risks to information security effectively
  • Maintain robust policies and procedures
  • Continuously improve our security environment

Secure Infrastructure You Can Trust

Beyond certifications, we take a proactive approach to safeguarding your data through our technology and operations:

  • Encryption: Your data is encrypted while stored on our servers
  • Regular backups: Data is backed up daily to ensure continuity
  • Trusted hosting: We use Amazon AWS data centres for reliability and security
  • Continuous monitoring: Our systems are monitored around the clock to detect and respond to potential threats

Building Trust Through Security

Cyber threats continue to evolve, but so do we. By combining practical, government-backed controls with internationally recognised standards, Lamplight ensures that security is not just a checkbox—but a continuous commitment.

These certifications reflect our dedication to protecting your data, maintaining trust, and delivering services you can rely on with confidence.

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