Cybercafé services

Description

Cyber crime continues to be a threat across UK businesses and other organisations. Micro businesses and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can be particularly vulnerable as they often lack the in-house skills and knowledge to protect themselves effectively. They can also be reluctant or unable to afford to engage the assistance of the established cyber security industry. Policing has always provided crime prevention advice and has now developed strong cyber security prevention messaging locally but lacks the capacity to deliver this at scale. Derbyshire Constabulary as procurement lead for the National Cyber Crime Programme are wishing to award a contract to a single supplier who will take responsibility for delivery of cyber resilience centres across England and Wales. Cyber crime continues to be a threat across UK businesses and other organisations. Micro businesses and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can be particularly vulnerable as they often lack the in-house skills and knowledge to protect themselves effectively. They can also be reluctant or unable to afford to engage the assistance of the established cyber security industry. Policing has always provided crime prevention advice and has now developed strong cyber security prevention messaging locally but lacks the capacity to deliver this at scale. Derbyshire Constabulary as procurement lead for the National Cyber Crime Programme are wishing to award a contract to a single supplier who will take responsibility for delivery of cyber resilience centres across England and Wales.