1. Increased engagement and active learners.

Students are more involved in lessons presented through interactive displays, which offer bright, clear images and dynamic opportunities for interactivity. They can access learning materials in ways they are already familiar with, such as tapping, dragging, scrolling, and swiping.

2. More opportunities for collaboration.

Students can discuss and work together on activities and tasks as the display’s look and feel are similar to their personal devices. Multi-touch capabilities allow more than one student to add annotations, highlight, or move content as they see fit. Some displays also have screen mirroring software, enabling students learning from home to participate in class discussions.

3. Innovative software and learning apps come with interactive displays.

Manufacturers are making sure that their interactive displays come equipped with classroom software and learning apps. Teachers can create interactive lessons that include multiple question types, docs, images, videos, slide presentations, and more in a matter of minutes. Displays can also include learning apps, many of which are aligned with key learning objectives. Some apps include dual language support so that students can learn French, German, Spanish, and other languages.

4. Ability to import of third-party interactive lessons.

Teachers have created and used activities and lessons that have proven successful for them. State-of-the-art interactive displays have platforms that can import third-party interactive whiteboard lessons, saving teachers’ time and effort.

5. Screen mirroring for hybrid learning.

State-of-the-art interactive displays have screen mirroring software that enables teachers to cast images on the display to student devices. This feature is especially useful for hybrid learning environments when some students are learning from home. These students can participate in class discussions and collaborate on tasks using their web-enabled devices.

6. Accessible for students with disabilities.

They help students with different disabilities participate actively in lessons. For example, students who have difficulty gripping writing tools such as a pencil or stylus can use their fingers or palm to annotate on an interactive display. Displays mounted on carts help students who are not able to walk to or stand at the board.

7. Save time and money in the long run.

While they may seem like a significant investment initially, they save time and money on printing costs, as all necessary materials are available digitally. Interactive displays also help students learn more effectively and efficiently, allowing teachers to cover more content in less time.

In conclusion, interactive displays offer numerous benefits that can significantly enhance teaching and learning experiences. KBR have been a trusted audio-visual equipment (including Interactive displays) supplier to schools, colleges and universities for decades. So, if you’re looking for quality audio-visual (AV) equipment to suit your specific needs, we could have the perfect solutions for you. We also offer flexible leasing options, so schools don’t have to wait for budgets to be refreshed to purchase AV equipment for multiple or even all classrooms (see more info about leasing). Contact us to see how we could help your school.

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One of the most important reasons for this is that WiFi enables students to access online learning resources and communicate with their teachers and classmates. With more and more schools moving towards blended and online learning models, it is crucial that students have access to the internet at all times in order to complete assignments and participate in virtual classes. A reliable WiFi network ensures that students are able to access the information they need to learn, regardless of where they are located in the school.

In addition to supporting online learning, WiFi is also essential for other important school functions such as administrative tasks and communication. Teachers, staff, and administrators need to be able to access student data, email, and other important tools in order to effectively manage and run the school. A fast and reliable WiFi network ensures that everyone has the ability to access the information they need, when they need it.

Another important aspect of WiFi in schools is security. With more and more sensitive information being stored online, it is crucial that schools have a secure WiFi network in place to protect student and staff data. This includes ensuring that the network is properly configured and secured to prevent unauthorized access, as well as implementing security protocols such as WPA3 encryption to protect data in transit.

At KBR, we know that fast, reliable, and secure WiFi is essential for schools in 2023. With technology playing an increasingly important role in education, schools need to ensure that their WiFi infrastructure is able to support the needs of their students and staff. A reliable and secure WiFi network enables students to access online learning resources, teachers and staff to effectively manage and run the school, and protects student and staff data from unauthorised access.

We can also offer leasing options (something most schools are unaware of), which can be used for WiFi Hardware and Installation, Audio-Visual Solutions, Cyber Security solutions, CCTV & Security Systems and Wireless Point-to-Point Links.

Some of the key benefits around the benefit of leasing:

• Upgrade equipment and learning experiences now – You can get instant access to equipment and installation without having to wait for budget to become available.
• Make your budgets go further – Leasing for schools allows for better use of capital budgets (more important than ever!).
• Manageable quarterly/annual payments – The cost is spread throughout the entirety of the lease agreement, rather than being paid upfront.

Get in touch to speak to an expert – call us on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk.

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Bring your own device

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is defined as a new workplace concept that empowers employees to use their personally owned device(s) to connect to their organisational WiFi networks and access work-related systems. Personal devices could include smartphones, laptop, tablets, and even wearables like smartwatches.

After COVID-19 pandemic, more organisations are inclined to allow remote and flexible working in any way possible as long as their employees can get the job done, making BYOD more popular than ever. Educational institutions are also gradually adopting this approach. Many schools have established BYOD programs and processes, and they are reaping the benefits of requiring students to bring personal devices to school.  

Notably, supporting a technology network can cost up to a third of a school’s budget. Therefore, it is not surprising that school administrators are turning to BYOD as a way to help students use technology in the classroom at a more affordable cost. 

One of the most important factors to ensure this new learning style runs smoothly is the wireless network. When students bring their personal devices to school, there are many ways it can cause poor network performance. Hence, it is important to consider how schools manage and use WiFi connections. A stable WiFi can boost student productivity by minimising Internet connection interruptions. 

This is where WiFi 6 comes into play. WiFi 6, also known as 802.11ax, is the next generation wireless standard and is up to 4x faster than 802.11ac. More than speed, it also provides better performance in congested areas, energy savings, and better battery life for WiFi devices. 

How can WiFi 6 solve BYOD issues? 

More Secure 

The BYOD environment is fraught with security risks. With so much data being exchanged at schools, it is becoming increasingly difficult to manage and protect. The fact that more personal mobile devices are added to the mix only makes this problem worse. Schools need to ensure that student data remains safe and secure, while keeping the internal network safe as well.  

One of the main enhancements that WiFi 6 brings is that the latest security protocol (WPA3). This is required for WiFi devices to receive WiFi 6 certification from the WiFi Alliance. WPA3 features stronger user authentication and improved encryption tools. This authentication method makes passwords harder to crack by using a more complex method to establish a handshake with the WiFi network. These extra layers of security, along with stronger encryption, means that WiFi 6 has the most robust security options ever seen, changing things for the better without negatively impacting the experience user. 

Faster Speeds 

With students carrying around phones, tablets, and laptops, this can put a strain on network resources as all those different devices connect to each other at the same time. Unwanted device flows on any network can slow down a school’s WiFi network, creating network congestion and other wireless network problems. 

Fortunately, WiFi 6 provides high performance in crowded environments. WiFi 6 access points use a variety of technologies to combat interference between devices and transmit packets more efficiently. This results in more resilient networks that continue to deliver fast speeds even as more devices connect to the network. 

How KBR can help

For many organisations, the limitations of older networks are starting to surface, especially in the context of many new working and learning concepts. WiFi 6 represents an opportunity to improve productivity and data security.  

With more than 35 years of experience, KBR has established itself as one of the most experienced WiFi providers for the education sector. Get in touch to speak to an expert about your network requirements – call us on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk. 

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About the programme

Connect the Classroom is well established and fully funded programme by the Department for Education. The programme helps us to provide schools in the North East with a comprehensive wireless networking solution (including a WiFi 6 upgrade) that covers cabling, core and edge switching and wireless access points.

Getting started

To get started with the Connect the Classroom programme, you’ll first need a letter from the DfE stating that your school is eligible. The DfE will have already sent you this by now, if eligible. Once you have this, you can then start looking for approved suppliers. KBR is a prime example, having extensive experience installing Connect the Classroom packages throughout schools in the North East of England. To apply for the DfE funding, you’ll need a quote from your chosen supplier. This is usually preceded by a site survey, which all good suppliers will provide.

What’s covered

When you have agreed upon a supplier, you’ll then be in a position to get started with the install. In general, the following will be upgraded:

• Wireless Network Infrastructure
• Network Infrastructure Security
• Network Switching Infrastructure
• Network Cabling

At KBR, we endeavour to work around a schedule that fits in with your school. We’re very aware that minimising disruption to class time is a priority, which is why we regularly conduct installs in the holiday periods.

Each school is unique in what the requirements will be for an install. For example, factors such as number of pupils, quantity of devices, and device type (wired/wireless) will all have an impact on what is most suitable. This is why close communication between school and provider is a key part of the process.

WiFi 6

As the core part of a Connect the Classroom upgrade, WiFi 6 provides a wide range of features perfectly suited for educational applications.

In brief, you can expect:

• Faster speeds thanks to a nearly 3x increase in bandwidth
• More capacity to handle multiple devices being connected at any one time
• Improved security via WPA3
• Better device battery life thanks to “Targeted Wake Time”

To find out more about the benefits of WiFi 6, see this post: https://www.kbr.co.uk/4-reasons-wifi-6/

Amble Links First School

Amble Links First School is a primary school on the Northumberland coast. With approximately 130 pupils all eager to learn, the network at Amble Links First School just couldn’t keep up with the increasing demands of its technology. Having worked with KBR before, Amble Links First School reached out to us in search of answers and actions.

KBR were quick at act and provided a comprehensive survey of the school, a requirement to claim funding and kick start the process.

“The work KBR have done and the service they provided was exceptional from start to finish. There was always someone available to answer any questions I had, and their experience of educational installs really shone through. Our WiFi network can now keep up the demands of the tech we have, for which we see benefits daily.”

– Paul Heeley (Headteacher), Amble Links First School

See the full case study by clicking here.

How KBR can help

KBR has proven itself as a long-standing WiFi solutions provider for the education sector and is best suited to supply your school with what you need.

Our mission over the years has been to support and enable the education sector by helping it use and embed technology efficiently. We’ve helped educational institutions cut workload, enhance efficiencies and remove collaboration barriers.

We will provide you with quotes that meet the DfE specification, so you can benefit from the full funding package.

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CCTV for schools protects everyone. Students & staff can relax knowing that, should crime and incidents happen, they will be tracked and monitored. But with every school being different in terms of infrastructure, size, and budget, it can be difficult to properly identify the right solution for you. 

Why your school needs CCTV 

Crime Deterrent

By having CCTV installed, crimes can be prevented from happening. According to the College of Policing, crime can be reduced by as much as 1/3rd when CCTV is combined with other security measures (such as fences and lighting).

Cost effectiveness

CCTV solutions are an excellent cost-effective alternative to hiring your own security staff. Alternatively, CCTV can help to maximise the efficiency of your existing security staff by displaying extensive areas of property from a control centre. Alerts (described below) can maximise efficiency further by reducing the need to actively monitor certain areas.

Improve site safety 

Perhaps most importantly, site safety can be improved and monitored in real time. Our remote monitoring equipment allows you to spot security threats before they cause any harm or disruption.

School CCTV: what are your options? 

We appreciate that all schools have different requirements and budgets when considering a CCTV solution. To address this, we have a variety of capabilities to suit any size of school.  

Our CCTV solutions allow our clients to monitor their premises around the clock, with HD recording and playback to ensure a high level of security for your school. Our cameras suit any environment, from outdoor weatherproof, to wide angle indoor and discrete units. 

Our systems can also intelligently flag events based on criteria, such as movement in a motion detection area. This can free up time and human resource that can be utilised elsewhere. Additionally, our cameras can detect if they are being tampered with, providing alerts if and when the tampering occurs. 

Installation to suit any schedule 

With over thirty years of experience in the IT industry, KBR promises to install all CCTV solutions with minimal fuss. We are highly accustomed with school schedules, so we know that installs can be time/date restricted to reduce disruption. We will work around your schedule to provide the quickest and most streamlined install possible. 

We appreciate that each network design will be specific to the needs of the user and the specified installation. With Technical Engineers trained in IP network design you can rest assured that KBR will offer sound advice on the design of the network infrastructure. 

We strive to deliver the best by offering products and services that are both reliable and affordable. It is our mission to provide customers with quality products at the most competitive prices paired with an exceptional level of customer service. 

Looking to install or upgrade CCTV at your school? Give us a call on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk for more information, or to discuss your individual requirements. 

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Smart cities use data and technology to become more sustainable and efficient, putting the residents’ wants and needs at the heart of it all. These cities make use of smart devices to monitor data in real time via cellular and non-cellular wireless technologies (LoRaWAN).  Examples of smart cities include Sunderland, London, Barcelona, and Singapore with many other cities adopting smart technologies to become more efficient.

3 Reasons why Smart Cities are becoming more popular

1. Connectedness 

Applications and devices are at the centre of all interactions between the public and the government as well as other segments such as healthcare providers, the job market and monitoring the environment. To do so, fast and wide-reaching internet coverage is vital. TerraGraph is frequently used to tackle the issue of poor last-mile connections, offering fibre-like high-speed internet. Furthermore, being able to monitor and analyse such vast amounts of data from a range of sources allows local councils to optimise the infrastructure. Whether its managing traffic via smart traffic lights, or managing energy and waste more efficiently, the real-time exchange of data aims to make life easier for the city as a whole. 

2. Sustainability 

Data driven insights about city infrastructure can enable cities to adjust their services to suit supply and demand, decreasing wasteful usage. It aims to change behaviours through suggesting quieter visit times for health care providers to reduce the strain, off-peak travel and alternative routes for commuters and other travelers to ensure a smooth operation of the city infrastructure. 

3. Improved Quality of Life 

Not only do smart cities contribute towards sustainable energy and waste reduction but according to McKinsey’s study, crime rates can be reduced and access to safety can be improved by 8-10%. This proactive approach allows the cities to anticipate crimes and other threats before they happen, helping to reduce fatality rates and such incidents in general.  

There are three layers to a successful smart city:  

• A sophisticated technology set up including a high-capacity wireless backhaul. This is needed to connect a large volume of smart devices such as smartphones to street-level WiFi and roof top networks. 
• Technology that is able to convert the data into actionable insights, alerts and information. 
• Participation from organisations and the public alike to collate large amounts of data and extract insightful information that enables cities to operate in a way that changes behaviour in an efficient and sustainable way. 

KBR – making cities smart

KBR is supporting Sunderland’s Smart City Vision with ultrafast public WiFi installations and traffic mapping throughout the city. With our help, the Sunderland city council has been able to implement a traffic mapping initiative that monitors and feeds back live data of transport usage 24/7. With the help of Artificial Intelligence, they are able to minimise congestion and combat inefficient road usage in order to become more eco-friendly. Our rollout of free 5G WiFi across the popular seafront will provide the public with one of the fastest internet connections in the country. These developments benefit the leisure centre, improving events and connectivity for vendors and the public alike, positioning Sunderland as a desirable tourist destination. Our shared efforts have helped Sunderland become the UK’s leading smart city 2020.

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In this blog, we will cover the following: 

• What is WiFi 6? – WiFi 6 explained 
• Is WiFi 6 faster? 
• Can all devices connect to WiFi 6? 
• Improved connection density with WiFi 6. 
• Is WiFi 6 more secure? 
• WiFi 6 installation for businesses. 

What is WiFi 6? 

WiFi 6 is the latest iteration of WiFi technology, bringing with it a host of improvements. 

We explored the technical specifications of WiFi 6 in a previous blog post, but we wanted to explain how WiFi 6 will benefit your organisation today – and more importantly, how will it futureproof you against the challenges of tomorrow.

Faster Speeds 

Is WiFi 6 faster than WiFi 5? Yes! But also no. With WiFi 6, the (theoretical) maximum speed is 9.6Gbps, up from a (theoretical) 3.5Gbps from WiFi 5. The “theoretical” in that sentence is important, because it is unlikely that a business will ever reach those speeds in practice.  

However, this boost in potential speed means that there is nearly triple the bandwidth available, and therefore there is more speed, for every device on the network. With nearly 70% of UK businesses operating with a BYOD policy (and this number is certain to grow as hybrid working becomes increasingly popular), the demands on networks will only increase.  

What this improved speed and bandwidth also means is that uploads and downloads will become significantly quicker. With conference calls and video chats exploding in popularity since the pandemic, the sheer amount of data being transferred regularly has increased. WiFi 6 is much better at handling this data thanks to some clever innovations.

Better Handling of Multiple Devices  

We touched on it in the previous section, but it’s worth expanding on more. Compared to older technology, WiFi 6 operates better in dense environments and offers a higher performance across all devices. Any device that is has WiFi capabilities can connect to a WiFi 6 router. 

It achieves this by allowing up to 30 devices share the same channel. WiFi 6 can run on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz frequencies; the former has 11 channels and the latter has 45 channels. So, there is plenty of space available for everyone’s devices. In practice,  WiFi 6 can handle a higher number of devices and do so more efficiently. In modern businesses where employees may use two or three devices to work (not to mention any number of smart devices connected to the building), upgrading to WiFi 6 represents a huge boost to productivity.

More Secure

Another major improvement that WiFi 6 brings is that the latest security protocol (WPA3) is required for a WiFi device to receive WiFi 6 certification from the WiFi Alliance.  

WPA3 makes it near impossible for hackers to crack passwords by constantly guessing them, and it makes data less useful even if hackers do manage to obtain it.  

This will be invaluable for businesses who offer remote and hybrid working options. We’ve covered the cyber security challenges facing these businesses previously, but with WiFi 6 and WPA3 going hand-in-hand, they can be assured that their data is more secure.

Improved battery life for network connected devices 

Another benefit of WiFi 6 is that it can improve the battery life of devices connected to the network thanks to Target Wake Time. In essence, this enables routers to schedule check-in times and ‘wake’ devices to send and receive data when they need to, rather than having their antennas powered on transmit to search for signals all the time. 

For smart buildings that have a myriad of devices (sensors, smart bulbs, etc.) connected to a network, this will be essential. By 2025, industry experts predict that there will be 25 billion connections on the Internet of Things. That’s a lot of devices that need to be charged!

How KBR can help

For many businesses, the limitations of older networks are starting to surface. WiFi 6 represents an opportunity to improve employee productivity and data security. 

With more than 35 years of experience, KBR has established itself as one of the most experienced WiFi providers for the education sector. Get in touch to speak to an expert about your network requirements – call us on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk.

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Experts have spotted several trends in the education sector that are changing the way we see wireless today. An increasing use of high throughput applications, a higher density of wireless devices, as well as a shift in where student learning takes place, will all contribute to the emergency of new wireless requirements for the education institutions. 

WiFi 6, also known as 802.11ax, enjoys an improved performance in high-density environments as well as faster throughput. Overall, thanks to its faster speed, better device battery life, and less network congestion, its new capabilities are designed to meet the technological demands of the educational institutions of the future.   

What makes WiFI 6 a top performer across schools and college and university campuses is some of its new features. OFDMA, downlink and uplink MU-MIMO, Target Wake Time (TWT), BSS colouring will be allowing students and teachers to experience always-on connectivity, with very little network congestion.  

Here’s why your educational institution should consider upgrading to WiFi 6: 

The emergence of new wireless devices 

The advancement in the field of wireless technology is showing no signs of slowing down. Educational institutions are most likely to be flooded by new wireless devices faster than elsewhere. With students being back to schools, colleges and universities alike, institutions need to be prepared to deal with the hundreds or thousands of new devices, in addition to all legacy devices. WiFi 6 has the capabilities to vastly improve the performance of both indoor and outdoor WiFi technologies, which is a plus for schools aspiring to provide great wireless connections.  

The new learning tools 

A lot of the teaching and learning today is going remote. It is entertaining to think that some of today’s primary and secondary school students have probably never experienced life without the internet. Educational institutions are increasingly making use of new technologies for learning. Traditional classrooms and textbook learning have seen an upgrade to digital learning processes, tools, and experiences. This can be highly effective for learning in both schools and in higher education. However, to ensure uninterrupted learning and to be able to reap the benefits of investing in new technology, establishments across the UK need to ensure their WiFi networks are up to scratch. 

The venue experience  

Stadiums, event spaces, and sports fields are increasingly seeing more and more devices as many viewers stream media and engage with their surroundings and devices. Traffic patterns in stadiums can change very quickly and such venues are likely to experience bursts of traffic during events, which can quickly cause network congestion. WiFi 6 offers consistent data throughput in dense environments, like school venues, as well as a wider coverage range both indoors and outdoors. 

Multiple devices 

Educational institutions know that technology can make learning fun, engaging, and interactive. Students and pupils are used to bringing several devices with them to campus, so schools need to be able to support more than one device per student. All of this is on top of the school-provided devices, learning technologies, and IoT. Being able to support all of these devices at once, in high-density areas, is key to ensuring a positive experience for both students and staff. WiFi 6 is a great way to mitigate the issues of putting many WiFi devices in a single network.  

With more than 35 years of experience, KBR has established itself as one of the most experienced WiFi providers for the education sector. Get in touch to speak to an expert about your network requirements – call us on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk.

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As restrictions are being lifted, businesses across the globe predict that workforces will split their time between working at the office and working remotely. This ‘hybrid way of working’ is likely to become the norm.

What could possibly go wrong? For many companies offering remote working, new cyber security challenges will arise which IT security teams must tackle, with minimum disruptions to the work processes. This article will look through some of the challenges and recommend steps businesses can take to defend themselves against any associated threats.

1. Assessing access governance

Most organisations already face access management challenges, and these are made even more difficult in today’s dynamic work setting. Security teams might find themselves struggling to track who has access to what, recognise and prioritise identity risks promptly, and comply with countless policies and regulations in place.

For the hybrid workplace to succeed, businesses need to re-evaluate their existing governance policies for user access and authentication methods. It is therefore critical that your business has the right technologies to distinguish legitimate devices and users from malicious ones with more precision.

2. Laser focus on cloud security

The adaptation of remote working has led to a blend of existing IT and new cloud infrastructures. So the question is: how do you secure it? Business cloud infrastructures left unprotected form more potentially attackable surface area for cyber criminals to exploit.

Effective cloud protection needs to consider employee’s less secure personal equipment as well as the full array of devices available to them in the office.

A critical thing to do before returning to the office is to address any risky behaviours employees have been adopting while working from home.

Before welcoming employees back into their offices, businesses should consider running cyber security (re)training for staff to further educate employees and ensure proper procedures are followed. This will reduce time spent by the security team resolving issues that could have been easily avoided.

3. Protecting your collaboration tools

With employees spread out over several locations, organisations have relied heavily on cloud-based collaboration tools such as Slack, Microsoft Teams and Zoom.

Businesses need to ensure that they have a strong archiving strategy in place as many of the platforms, such as Microsoft Teams, do not come with built-in cyber security features, and do not provide a way for data to be easily achieved.

Additionally, IT and security teams must be aware of the vulnerability of these tools to malware and ransomware attacks. Without a proper security strategy and tools in place, collaboration tools can easily do more harm than good.

Prevention is better than cure

Ultimately, prevention is better than cure. Threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with criminals becoming savvier, more organised, and targeted. Being prepared is the best way to reduce the risks of cyberattacks. Invest time and resource in keeping your systems secure and ensure that your employees are aware of the cyber threats facing your business.

In a hybrid working set-up, it is vital for businesses to recognise the risks and take proactive measures to keep their business prepared. We recognise that some IT leaders are worried about their teams’ time and resources being stretched too thin.

If you believe your team will be under more pressure with a permanent remote work structure, get in touch with KBR today – call us on 0191 492 1492 or email info@kbr.co.uk.

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What is the Cyber Essentials certification?

Cyber Essentials is government-backed information assurance scheme, operated by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). It is designed to help you protect your organisation against the most common cyber-attacks. The scheme is available for all types of organisations – from small scale startups to larger and growing businesses.

Cyber Essentials will prevent and help you avoid the consequences of phishing attacks, malware, ransomware, password guessing and network attacks.

What are the benefits of getting certified?

· A piece of mind for your customers knowing you are working to secure your IT against cyber attacks

· Attract more business with the promise you have vigilant cyber security measures in place

· You fully understand your organisation’s cyber security level

· Some Government contracts may require Cyber Essentials certification

How can KBR help you become successful?

Understanding the cyber security infrastructure you require, as well as implementing it yourself, can seem overwhelming. In our 35 years of experience, we have worked with many businesses and organisations like yours, helping them acquire the Cyber Essentials certification. Our approach goes hand-in-hand with what the Cyber Essentials scheme assesses and is therefore the perfect solution for organisations of all sizes who want to become certified.

So, if you’re looking for more information around getting Cyber Essentials-certified, or simply want some advice, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Download our Cyber Security Essentials eBook to learn more about the scheme and how KBR can help:

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