Not sure what your prime is asking for on DCC? We'll read it and tell you in writing.
Send us the wording your customer used. We'll tell you plainly what it points to, who decides your level, and what sits between you and it.
How it works
Send what your customer asked for
Only the clauses or letters that mention cyber requirements. Please don't send anything marked above OFFICIAL.
We read it
We'll tell you plainly what it points to, who decides your level, and what sits between you and it.
Call and one-page plan
Every review ends in the free 45-minute diagnostic, with a one-page plan the same day.
What you get
- 01
The exact lines that mention DCC, DEFCON 658 or a cyber risk level.
- 02
Which DCC level that wording points to, and what's still undecided.
- 03
Whether your Cyber Essentials scope looks aligned.
- 04
A 45-minute call and a one-page note the same day.
Who it's for
For companies with a customer, prime, tender, investor or insurer asking for something, and a date to hit.
UK defence suppliers holding or bidding for MOD work.
DCC isn't a legal requirement. IASME's own FAQ says it is not mandatory at this stage, and that your level is decided by the MOD or your prime.
What to send
Only the clauses or letters that mention cyber requirements. Please don't send anything marked above OFFICIAL.
DCC Requirement and Scope Review
We take a small number each week. If this week is full, we'll give you the next date.
Send what your customer asked for
Every review ends in the free 45-minute diagnostic, with a one-page plan the same day.
Send what your customer asked forGoldline is not a certification body. An independent, accredited body assesses and certifies.