Join us for an open-to-all webinar focused on the new Defence Cyber Certification (DCC). In collaboration with IASME, the MOD\u2019s official delivery partner for DCC, this session offers a unique opportunity to gain direct insights into this essential cybersecurity framework.<\/p>\n
IASME experts will provide a comprehensive explanation of the DCC\u2019s purpose, its different certification levels, and the application process. Crucially, they will also be on hand to answer your specific questions, helping your organisation navigate the path to strengthening your cyber resilience and contributing to a more secure UK defence supply chain.<\/p>\n
Phil Cracknell <\/strong><\/p>\n Phil Cracknell is Head of Cyber Security Development at IASME, where he is regarded as one of Europe\u2019s leading cybersecurity experts. Prior to this role, he has held 8 CISO roles spanning five different industry sectors over thirty years.<\/p>\n His 30 year+ experience was gained in a variety of high-profile technology and security management roles,\u00a0enabling him to offer a unique and captivating insight to the world of information security, cyber-threats, and\u00a0risk management.<\/p>\n To book your place click on the \u2018Register Now\u2019 button and login to complete the details.<\/p>\n The post Webinar: Understanding the Defence Cyber Certification (DCC) with IASME<\/a> appeared first on ADS Group<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Join us for an open-to-all webinar focused on the new Defence Cyber Certification (DCC). In collaboration with IASME, the MOD\u2019s official delivery partner for DCC, this session offers a unique opportunity to gain direct insights into this essential cybersecurity framework. IASME experts will provide a comprehensive explanation of the DCC\u2019s purpose, its different certification levels,… Register your attendance<\/h3>\n
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