Modern Slavery Statement
This statement is made pursuant to Section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and outlines the steps that Cyber Tec Security Limited (“CTS”) has taken to ensure that modern slavery and human trafficking are not taking place in our business or supply chains.
Our Organisation
Cyber Tec Security Limited is a cybersecurity certification and services company delivering cybersecurity assurance, certification and security services including Cyber Essentials, Cyber Essentials Plus, Cyber Baseline, IASME Cyber Assurance, DCC, penetration testing and related cybersecurity services.
CTS operates primarily within the United Kingdom and provides services to organisations across a range of sectors.
Our Commitment
CTS is committed to conducting business ethically and with integrity. We have zero tolerance for modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour or exploitation in any form.
We expect the same standards from all contractors, partners, suppliers and other business associates.
Our Supply Chain
The nature of CTS’s business means that our supply chain risk is relatively low. Our suppliers primarily consist of:
- technology providers
- professional service providers
- certification scheme partners
- subcontracted cybersecurity specialists
Despite the lower risk profile, CTS remains vigilant in assessing potential risks within our supply chain.
Policies
CTS maintains internal policies and procedures that support ethical and responsible business practices, including:
- Whistleblowing Policy
- Code of Conduct
- Supplier and partner expectations relating to ethical business behaviour
These policies help ensure that employees and partners understand their responsibilities in identifying and reporting concerns.
Due Diligence
CTS undertakes appropriate due diligence when engaging suppliers and partners. This may include:
- assessing supplier reputation and business practices
- working with established professional organisations
- reviewing contractual terms and expectations
Where concerns arise, CTS will investigate and take appropriate action.
Reporting Concerns
CTS encourages employees, partners and stakeholders to report concerns regarding unethical behaviour, including suspected modern slavery or human trafficking.
Concerns can be reported confidentially to: [email protected]
Reports will be treated seriously and investigated appropriately.
Training and Awareness
CTS promotes awareness of ethical conduct and responsible business practices among employees and partners.
Staff are encouraged to remain alert to potential risks and to report concerns promptly.
Review
CTS will review this statement periodically and update it where appropriate to reflect changes in our business or regulatory requirements.