For the fifth year running, we’re pleased to confirm that Rolton Group is Cyber Essentials Plus certified.
With around 40% of UK businesses identifying a cyber attack within the last 12 months and a rising average cost of such attacks reaching £4,200 (or £19,400 for medium and large businesses) cyber crime continues to be a considerable threat to all businesses. The threats are varied and adaptable, ranging from high volume opportunistic attacks like phishing attempts, to highly sophisticated and persistent threats involving bespoke malware or ransomware designed to compromise specific targets.
Rolton Group’s latest Cyber Essentials Plus certification means that our business passed the Government-backed scheme’s detailed assessments and a hands-on technical verification process, confirming that our practices and approach to cyber security provide protection against a wide variety of the most common cyber attacks.
Craig Smith, Managing Director of Rolton Group, said:
“It’s great to see our commitment to cyber security and ongoing investment in secure software and hardware infrastructure has been recognised as meeting this advanced industry standard. Not only is it good news for our own business security but it also bring peace of mind to the clients and partners we work with, as formal recognition of that cyber security commitment.”
Working with Dorchester Living, Rolton has developed an ambitious new energy strategy that combines digital innovation, embedded renewable energy, and a clear trajectory towards net zero for their Heyford Park development in Oxfordshire.
This year Centreco, a UK leading commercial solar energy system design, installation and management organisation are exhibiting and sponsoring for the first time and have invited Rolton to partner in providing their thinking and content for two sessions focused on energy and technology, bringing thinking around this topic to the show.
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