Crestchic Limited, the world-leading manufacturer of loadbank testing equipment, has been certified as a ‘Cyber Essentials’ business by the National Cyber Security Centre.
The certification comes after many months of dedicated work on the IT infrastructure to ensure that it remains impervious to any future cyber attacks.
Paul Brickman, Crestchic’s Sales and Marketing Director, said: “We provide a market leading loadbank product that has been meticulously designed and tested to meet customers’ requirements around the globe. This mindset for achieving the best possible product is also true for our IT infrastructure, which is why we have demonstrated our resilience to cyber attacks, by becoming certified as a Cyber Essential business.
Northbridge Industrial Services (LON:NBI) has two core activities, Crestchic Loadbanks and Tasman Oil Tools. Crestchic is a specialist electrical equipment business which manufactures, sells and rents loadbanks and transformers from its base in Burton on Trent and has depots in France, Germany, Belgium, UAE