Police CyberAlarm

Police CyberAlarm helps organisations identify known vulnerabilities and understand suspicious and potentially malicious activity targeting them from the internet.

Provided by: Police CyberAlarm

Scheme details

Area: Newcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, County Durham, Gateshead, South Tyneside, North Tyneside, Northumberland

Categories: Business support

Business stage: Trading business

What is Police CyberAlarm?

Police CyberAlarm is a free, Home Office-funded and policing-led cyber security service that helps organisations identify cyber threats, vulnerabilities and suspicious online activity targeting their systems. It is available to businesses, charities, public sector organisations and educational institutions across the UK.

The service helps businesses strengthen their cyber resilience by providing:

  • Vulnerability scanning of websites and internet-facing systems to identify known security weaknesses.
  • Threat monitoring and insights through an optional Secure Sensor, which identifies suspicious and potentially malicious activity targeting an organisation's network.
  • Clear reports and practical guidance to help businesses understand cyber risks, prioritise action and improve their security measures.
  • Access to expert intelligence that helps organisations detect risks earlier and respond more effectively to cyber threats.
  • The opportunity to contribute to a national picture of cyber threats, supporting law enforcement in preventing and tackling cybercrime.

Who is the service suitable for?

The service is designed for organisations of all sizes, from small businesses to larger organisations, and can be particularly valuable for businesses looking to strengthen their cyber security without incurring additional costs.

Infographic explaining the three layers of protection that the Police CyberAlarm provides

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For further information about this scheme, including how to apply, visit the provider website.

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