Intelogy has successfully renewed its Cyber Essentials Plus Certification in 2025

Intelogy has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification for the third consecutive year, awarded from the National Cyber Security Centre, part of the Government communication headquarters.

Margarita Redknap

Margarita Redknap

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Marketing Manager

Posted on: December 30, 2025

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Last updated: January 13, 2026

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5 min read

Margarita Redknap

Margarita Redknap

|

Marketing Manager

Posted on: December 30, 2025

|

Last updated: January 13, 2026

Read time: 5 minutes

Cyber Essentials Plus Certified

Intelogy has gained the Cyber Essentials Plus certification in 2023 and has renewed it successfully in 2024 and 2025. This certification is awarded by the National Cyber Security Centre, part of the Government communication headquarters.

The Cyber Essentials Plus scheme addresses the most common internet-based threats to cybersecurity, particularly attacks that use widely available tools and demand little skill. The scheme considers these threats to be:

  • Hacking — exploiting known vulnerabilities in Internet-connected devices, using widely available tools and techniques

  • Phishing — and other ways of tricking users into installing or executing a malicious application

  • Password Guessing — manual or automated attempts to log on from the Internet, by guessing passwords

This certification included an independent assessment of our internal security measures to validate our commitment to top-grade security measures.

What does this certification focus on?

  • Using a firewall to secure your internet connection

  • Choosing the most secure settings for your devices and software

  • Controlling who has access to your data and services

  • Protecting yourself from viruses and other malware

  • Keeping your devices and software up to date

What does this mean for our clients?

At Intelogy, we appreciate the need and importance to stay protected in a cloud-based modern workplace. Users need to be able to access data and company resources wherever they are, and that increases the exposure to cyber threats against identities and data.

“Achieving this certification solidifies our reputation as leading security experts. It assures our clients and partners that our security practices are robust and reliable. Our commitment is to provide organisations with a Microsoft Cloud platform they can trust.”

— Iain Williamson, Practice Lead, Cloud Platform & Security, Intelogy

As a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider, Intelogy know how the power of the cloud cannot just protect us, but our clients too.  Microsoft 365 and Azure can improve the security posture of your organisation, delivering capabilities to:

  • Protect identities with multi-factor authentication and conditional access. 

  • Protect data with sensitivity labels, classification , and data loss prevention. 

  • Protect devices with Intune device configuration and compliance, BitLocker encryption, conditional access , and Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection. 

  • Protect against zero-day malware and phishing attacks with Microsoft 365 Advanced Threat Protection. 

  • Keep up to date with security patches with Windows Analytics and Azure Update Management. 

  • View activity reports and alerts across your network and devices with Azure Security Centre, Azure Sentinel, Azure Monitor , and the Microsoft 365 Security and Compliance Centre. 

Whether you’re living in the cloud, on-premises or a hybrid environment, Microsoft 365 and Azure provide integrated solutions to protect your workloads, people and devices.

Get in touch to find out how this simplified our Cyber Essentials Plus journey and how we can help you keep your modern workplace protected.

Last updated 13 Jan 2026

About the Author: Margarita Redknap

Margarita Redknap
I am a forward thinking, motivated, passionate and driven marketing manager. I always strive to do things smarter and better as I oversee execution of marketing strategies.

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