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Overview
We can assist you with the NHS DSP toolkit by providing expertise on securing digital products and services.
Working with us can help ensure that your products and services comply with the NHS's standards for data security and protection, as well as relevant laws and regulations.
Our consultants can provide guidance on how to implement the guidelines and best practices set out in the toolkit and help identify potential vulnerabilities.
We will also assist in creating incident response and disaster recovery plans. as well as helping in creating the necessary documentation for the NHS DSP toolkit compliance and for auditing purposes.
Comply with the NHS DSP toolkit, reap the rewards
By complying with the NHS DSP toolkit, you can ensure that your products and services meet the NHS's standards for quality, security, and accessibility.
Compliance with the toolkit can help to facilitate better collaboration between you and the NHS, which can lead to more effective and efficient digital products and services.
Compliance with the toolkit can enhance your reputation and credibility, as it demonstrates a commitment to meeting the highest standards for quality, security, and accessibility.
The NHS DSP toolkit helps to ensure that your digital products and services meet the NHS's standards for improved patient safety.
The toolkit provides guidance on how to secure your digital products and services and protect personal data, which can help to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
The toolkit includes guidelines on data governance, which can help to ensure that personal data is handled and processed in a secure and compliant manner.
Your playbook for DSP toolkit compliance
First, your designated expert will conduct an assessment of your existing systems, processes and infrastructure to determine the current level of compliance with the NHS DSP toolkit.
Based on the assessment findings, they will help to implement the necessary measures to bring the systems and processes into compliance with the toolkit guidelines.
This can include implementing data governance policies and procedures, developing incident response and disaster recovery plans, and providing training on cybersecurity matters.
Once the implementation, we will work with you to help monitor and maintain the systems and processes to ensure ongoing compliance with the toolkit guidelines.
The toolkit includes guidelines on user-centred design, data governance, technical specifications and other best practices for developing digital products and services for the NHS.
A cybersecurity consultant can help by conducting an assessment of the existing systems and processes, implementing necessary measures to bring them into compliance with the toolkit guidelines, monitoring and maintaining the systems and processes to ensure ongoing compliance and providing training on cybersecurity matters
The toolkit is intended for organisations and companies that are developing digital products or services for the NHS.
The NHS DSP toolkit is a set of resources and guidelines provided by the National Health Service (NHS) for organisations and companies that are developing digital products or services for the NHS. The toolkit is intended to help ensure that digital products and services meet the NHS's standards for quality, security, and accessibility, as well as being compliant with relevant laws and regulations.
The toolkit is a relatively new initiative and it is still being developed and refined. The NHS may update the toolkit as new guidelines and best practices are developed, or as laws and regulations change.