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Achieve compliance
with the
Data Security and Protection Toolkit

How to Digitally Transform the Right Way

The seismic shift in the way we work, brought about by the pandemic, has introduced new challenges when it comes to data security and protection 

Many NHS operations now happen outside the firewall, unleashing a whole new attack vector. boxxe has collaborated with specialist security partners to shed light on the new security sieve and to outline the measures organisations can take to keep their sensitive information safe and secure.

Organisations with access to NHS patient data and systems are required to use the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) to measure their performance against the National Data Guardian's 10 data security standards.

Each episode of the DSP Today series is mapped to specific points of the DSP Toolkit, providing clarity around different data security topics and guidance on steps you can take to attain and maintain compliance. 

What you'll learn:

  • How the threat landscape is changing
  • Why traditional security is no longer enough
  • The considerations for security in the public cloud vs security on-premises
  • How to strengthen security with comprehensive authentication and authorisation policies
boxxe partners with Okta and Sophos to help you achieve compliance with the DSP Toolkit
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  Book a free Security Workshop

Start taking steps towards compliance with the DSP Toolkit with a free Security Workshop.

The workshop provides you with an independent assessment of your organisation's ability to defend against cyber threats. By understanding your current strategy and challenges, our experts will be able to provide you with advice on key areas to improve your security processes. 

In simple terms, tell us which DSPT points concern you and we'll help you to address them with a bespoke report featuring our findings and recommendations.

Visit the boxxe Security Hub to book your workshop.

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