digital.nhs.uk Socura Signs NHS Cyber Security Charter
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- •Socura signed the NHS Cyber Security Charter to enhance public service safety.
- •The charter mandates adherence to specific cyber security principles for NHS suppliers.
- •Socura's commitment is supported by its ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications.
On October 30, 2026, Socura announced its commitment to the NHS Cyber Security Charter, which was launched in May 2025. The charter requires IT suppliers to adhere to specific cyber security principles, including maintaining patched systems, achieving Data Security and Protection Toolkit standards, and implementing multi-factor authentication. Socura's CEO, Andy Kays, emphasized the company's dedication to supporting the NHS and its suppliers in enhancing cyber resilience. The charter aims to bolster the security of NHS services by ensuring that suppliers meet rigorous cyber security standards. NHS England maintains a list of charter signatories to verify compliance. Socura's commitment is backed by its existing certifications, including ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials Plus.
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