Drata, a renowned continuous security and compliance automation platform, has expanded its offerings by incorporating the Cyber Essentials framework into its platform. This integration is designed to empower clients seeking Cyber Essentials compliance, providing automation and essential guidance for Cyber Essentials Plus, which requires independent validation.
Drata’s platform simplifies compliance for over 17 frameworks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and more, through automated control monitoring and evidence collection. The result is improved security, reduced costs, and less time spent on annual audits.
Cyber Essentials is a set of technical protocols developed by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to help organizations of all sizes in various sectors address common cybersecurity challenges. It is essential for certain UK and Ireland government vendors handling sensitive data and demonstrates an organization’s commitment to cybersecurity.
Key features of Drata’s Cyber Essentials integration include ongoing control monitoring, automated data collection, ready-made control mapping, customizable policy templates, and enhanced auditor communication through Drata’s Audit Hub for real-time dialogue and progress tracking.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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