Cyber Security Tenders
2024 will continue to see the defence industry drive growth across the cyber sector.
Public sector organisations across the world are likely to have a substantial pot of money to spend on cyber security – which is particularly important given the growing number of cyber attacks.
Previous cyber attacks on government and public sector bodies have shown that their IT systems are often extremely fragile, vulnerable and easily exploited. To tackle this, many are investing in their cyber security strategy.
Latest Cyber Security Tenders
United Kingdom-Liverpool: Tyres, Glass & Telematics
This is a single supplier lot, for UK nationwide coverage for the supply, fit and management of tyres and associated products and services to individual Blue Light Buyers. The Supplier is required to supply a full range of commercially available tyres (including homologated tyres) required by Blue Light Buyers, as...
Internal Audit - Cairngorms National Park Authority
The successful tenderer will provide the full range of internal audit services in compliance with Public Sector Internal Audit Standards (PSIAS) and the internal audit section of the Scottish Public Finance Manual. The appointed supplier must be able to supply - Generalists and specialist auditors (where required) who hold, or...
United Kingdom-London: Infusion Pumps Administration Sets and Associated products 2026
A Framework Agreement for the procurement of Infusion Pumps Administration Sets and Associated Products to provide the intravenous delivery of solutions and bloods to a patient. This will include but not limited to: 1. Electrical and Battery-Operated Infusion Pumps – examples include Volumetric Pumps, Syringe Pumps, Patient Controlled Analgesia Pumps,...
Queen Elizabeth II National Memorial Masterplan Design Competition
The Queen Elizabeth II National Memorial Masterplan Design Competition is an open two-stage design competition comprising an Expression of Interest period followed by a closed design stage for a shortlist of five competitors. This competition is being run under the Restricted Procedure in accordance with the Public Contracts Regulations 2015...
Internal Audit Sevices
The Awarding Authority invites tenders from qualified firms/individuals to provide Internal Audit Services. The selected firm/individual will assist the RB in achieving its objectives by providing independent, objective assurance and consulting services, in accordance with the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Global Internal Audit Standards and the Chartered IIA Code...
Key Defence Procurement Facts
2% GDP spent by UK
40% UK Gov Procurement Spend
No. 5 - UK Ranking by Global spend
$2.24 Trillion Spent on Defence Globally
NATO Investment Into Cyber Security
NATO Has Stated That It Will “Continue To Adapt To The Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape.”
Due to the scale of cyber attacks in recent years, the Alliance is reliant on resilient cyber defence and must be prepared to defend its networks and operations against the growing sophistication of the cyber threats and attacks it faces.
On NATO’S website, it confirms that investment has been made in recent years by its members after the Cyber Defence Pledge was made in July 2016 to enhance cyber defences. NATO states that since then “all Allies have upgraded their cyber defences.”
With countries across the world reviewing and enhancing their cyber defence strategy, now is the time to look for global defence opportunities with DCI.
The defence sector in the UK is proactively supporting the National Cyber Security Strategy.
After attacks like WannaCry, which cost public sector organisations across the world millions of pounds, it is vital that the public sector protects the public and their employees by having a security plan in place.
With the demand for cyber protection and expertise within defence growing, future cyber security contracts are becoming more varied and niche.
If you are already working in this area you will understand that cyber security tenders are about much more than just software and hardware that eliminate risk. Public sector organisations that want to stay two steps ahead of intelligent hackers may seek tenders in areas including:
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With more cyber security contracts available than ever before, covering different types of cyber securuity tenders such as Incident Response Tenders, we invite you to start a conversation with one of our expert defence business advisors.
Within this ever-growing area of defence lies a considerable wealth of opportunity for cyber security suppliers. That said, it is important for businesses to consider their next step carefully and allocate enough strategic resources to ongoing tendering efforts.
The defence industry is no different to other sectors in that early engagement can play a critical role in a company’s ambitions to secure business opportunities.
Early Engagement
Expand the opportunities available to your business by adopting concepts such as early engagement when searching for cyber security tenders.
Our defence experts can work with you to understand the needs of your business and tailor a DCI profile to your requirements during a free demo. We also promise to provide you three workable leads by showcasing:
- Market Intelligence
- Market Leads
- Spend Analysis
Cyber Essentials
Is your business Cyber Essentials certified? If you want to secure defence and cyber security contracts in the UK, then it should be.
Since 1 January 2016 the minimum requirement for all new procurement in the UK is for suppliers to have Cyber Essentials certification.
The latest Cyber Security Breaches Survey, released by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, identified that within the last 12 months, around a third of UK businesses have been the targeted by one or more cyber attacks. This statistic confirms the need for the public sector’s strict cyber security precautions around procurement.
Purchase Cyber Essentials and implement the key controls recommended by this Government-accredited cyber scheme by visiting the Cyber Essentials Online website.
