Cybersecurity certification under the European Union Cybersecurity Act (CSA) is intended to increase trust and security for European consumers and businesses and help to achieve a genuine digital single market. This requires that all relevant levels of the ICT market, from sectoral ICT services and systems via ICT infrastructures to ICT products and ICT processes, will be addressed and that the related cybersecurity certification schemes are well accepted by the market.

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The EC-Council offers certification for ethical hacking and computer forensics. Their ethical hacker exam has become very popular as an industry gauge and we expect the forensics exam to follow suit.
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CySec Professionals Ltd commences alignment of its cybersecurity-academy.com programmes to the new UK Cyber Security Council 16 Specialisms in Cyber Security and joins forces with the North West Cyber Resilience Centre to provide opportunity and career support to military veterans, law enforcement veterans and local cyber security graduates.
Targets the delivery of between £360,000 and £560,000 of social value to the North West of England from its initial intake commencing in October 2021.

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The Zero Trust Network, or Zero Trust Architecture, model was created in 2010 by John Kindervag, who at the time was a principal analyst at Forrester Research Inc.

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A lot of currently available penetration testing resources lack report writing methodology and approach which leads to a very big gap in the penetration testing cycle. Report in its definition is a statement of the results of an investigation or of any matter on which definite information is required (Oxford English Dictionary).

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