‘Badge Of Honour’ Cyber Insights for 24th August from The National Cyber Skills Centre
These badges are there to give the consumer confidence that a level of testing has been done to ensure that this particular product will not harm the user in any way, assuming that it is used within the guidelines laid down by the manufacturer. The most recognisable of these inscriptions is the ‘Kitemark;, introduced in 1903 as the British Standards Mark for use on tramway rails. As the BSI quote on their website “Having a BSI Kitemark associated with a product or service confirms that it conforms to a particular standard”...
Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a ‘Kitemark’ style voluntary scheme for Cyber Security, Oh wait, there is!
Read the rest over at Cyber Insights, brought to you by the National Cyber Skills Centre.
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