www.ncsc.gov.uk Barracuda Achieves UK Cyber Essentials Certification
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- •Barracuda achieved UK Cyber Essentials certification on October 5, 2026.
- •The certification validates essential security controls against common cyber threats.
- •It is particularly important for UK public sector organizations and regulated industries.
On October 5, 2026, Barracuda received UK Cyber Essentials certification from IASME, confirming the implementation of essential security controls to protect against common cyber threats. This certification is significant for UK public sector organizations and regulated industries, as it supports procurement and due diligence requirements. The Cyber Essentials scheme, backed by the UK government, helps organizations establish a baseline level of security against cyber threats. The certification enhances trust among customers and partners, demonstrating Barracuda's commitment to data protection and risk management. This achievement aligns with Barracuda's ongoing efforts to strengthen security and resilience across its operations.
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