Nebula Global Services achieves Cyber Essentials Plus certification

Nebula Global Services has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification, confirming independently assessed cyber security controls across its technology services.

Tuesday, 28th April 2026 Posted 1 month ago in by Sophie Milburn

Nebula Global Services has announced that it has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification, a UK Government–backed scheme that includes independent technical testing to assess an organisation’s cyber security controls.

The certification is designed to verify that standard security measures are in place to help protect against common cyber threats such as malware, phishing attacks, and unauthorised access.

For customers and partners of Nebula Global Services, the certification provides independent verification that security measures are incorporated into the design, delivery, and operation of its services and systems.

Key implications of the certification include:

Independent assessment of data protection measures within systems and processes
Reduced exposure to common and widely exploited cyber-attack methods
Additional supply chain assurance supporting regulatory, contractual, and governance requirements
External validation that the organisation meets a recognised cyber security standard

"Nebula Global Services sees security as a fundamental enabler of trust,” said Rob Morris, Head of Customer Success at Nebula. “Cyber Essentials Plus is not a tickbox exercise for us; it is an important step in our commitment to delivering services our customers and partners can rely on today and in the future.”

Nebula Global Services achieves Cyber Essentials Plus certification

Nebula Global Services has achieved Cyber Essentials Plus certification, confirming independently assessed cyber security controls across its technology services.

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