Why get the Label

The Cyberesponse Label certification enables you to build trust with your customers, gain access to new markets, reinforce your cybersecurity posture and demonstrate your commitment to meeting regulatory requirements. It's a strategic investment to protect your company's data and strengthen its resilience in the light of constantly evolving cyber threats

How to get the Label

Step 0

Awareness

Cybersecurity issues are a reality and improving its resilience is becoming a necessity.

Step 1

Acquiring the reference guide

The first step is to acquire the Cyberesponse Label reference guide. This guide details the requirements and labeling criteria with which your company must comply. It provides precise guidelines on the security measures to be put in place and the best practices to adopt.

Step 2

Take action on areas for improvement

Once you've acquired the reference guide, you need to assess your existing security infrastructure and identify areas for improvement. This may include implementing additional protective measures, correcting vulnerabilities, developing security policies and raising employee awareness of cybersecurity.

Step 3

Audit

Once you feel your company is sufficiently prepared you can undergo an audit by a Cyberesponse Label accredited auditor. The audit assesses your company's compliance with the label's requirements. The auditor will check that your security measures are in place, and that your policies and procedures are effective.

Step 4

Certification assessment

After the audit, the results are evaluated by Cyberesponse Label experts. They analyze the audit conclusions to determine whether your company meets the requirements of the label. This assessment is carried out objectively and impartially, based on pre-established criteria.

Step 5

Labellisation

If your company meets the criteria of the label, it obtains the Cyberesponse label at the Committed, Qualified or Certified level. This means that your company is recognized for having implemented security measures in accordance with international cybersecurity recommendations. You will receive an official certificate attesting to your certification.