Grcsolutions Cyber Essentials 2026 Webinar: New Certification Requirements Explained
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- •Cyber Essentials 2026 requirements are now mandatory for certification.
- •Increased focus on cloud services, MFA, and patching during assessments.
- •GRC Solutions offers a webinar to help organizations prepare effectively.
The Cyber Essentials 2026 requirements are now in effect, impacting organizations applying or renewing their certifications. Key areas such as cloud services, multi-factor authentication (MFA), patching, scope, and evidence are under increased scrutiny from assessors. Missteps in these areas can lead to certification delays and jeopardize compliance with customer or supplier requirements. The GRC Solutions webinar, featuring experts Ashley Brett, Adam Seamons, and Sophie Sayer, provides insights into these changes and practical strategies for organizations to enhance their readiness. Attendees can learn about common pitfalls and how to improve their chances of passing the certification assessment on the first attempt. GRC Solutions also offers support for organizations seeking to strengthen their information security programs and prepare for Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications.
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