News | Strengthening Our Commitment to Cyber Security
November 2025
DMC Healthcare has successfully achieved recertification for both Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus, demonstrating its continued commitment to maintaining high standards of cyber security, data protection, and information governance across its healthcare services.
Strengthening Information Security
As digital technology continues to play an important role in healthcare delivery, protecting sensitive information remains a key priority for healthcare organisations.
Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus are nationally recognised certifications that assess an organisation’s cyber security controls and resilience against common cyber threats. Achieving recertification provides assurance that robust measures are in place to help safeguard systems, data, and information.
For DMC Healthcare, this achievement reinforces the organisation’s commitment to protecting the information entrusted to it by patients, NHS partners, colleagues, and stakeholders.
Supporting Safe and Secure Healthcare Services
With cyber security risks continuing to evolve across the healthcare sector, maintaining strong information security practices is essential to supporting safe and reliable service delivery.
The recertification process involved a thorough assessment of DMC Healthcare’s cyber security controls, policies, and procedures, helping to ensure that systems remain secure and aligned with recognised industry standards.
This achievement reflects the ongoing work of the organisation’s Information Technology and Information Governance teams, who play a vital role in maintaining secure and compliant systems across the business.
A Continued Commitment to Excellence
Achieving Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus recertification demonstrates DMC Healthcare’s ongoing commitment to data protection, information security, and regulatory compliance.
The organisation remains focused on continually strengthening its cyber security framework to support the secure delivery of healthcare services and protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information across its NHS and private healthcare operations.
