Accreditations

Here are some of the accreditations that AppSense have gained over recent years

Microsoft ISV / Software Solutions Competency

Microsoft Gold Partner

AppSense is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for the ISV/Software Solutions Competency, having demonstrated superior levels of successful implementations, capabilities and certification. AppSense has reached the status of Gold Certified Partner for the ISV/Software Solutions Competency by demonstrating increased levels of certification, deep real-world experience, and by providing completed customer reference projects that were independently verified by Microsoft.

AppSense software has been independently tested by VeriTest to ensure that it successfully runs in a Microsoft environment, so that our customers can be assured of high quality and interoperability.

Through engagement with Microsoft, we have in-depth access to a variety of exclusive resources and early product information. Resources include priority access to a support team of Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers, non-disclosure evaluation of new products and technologies, as well as planning tools and events to keep up to speed on the latest Microsoft product developments and future direction.

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CSIA Claims Tested (CCT) Mark

CSIA Claims Tested (CCT) Mark

CSIA is the only global advocacy group dedicated to ensuring the privacy, reliability and integrity of information systems through public policy, technology, education and awareness.

The organization is led by CEOs from the world’s top security providers, who offer the technical expertise, depth and focus to encourage a better understanding of security issues. It is the belief of the CSIA that a comprehensive approach to ensuring the security of information systems is fundamental to global protection and economic stability.

The CSIA Claims Tested (CCT) Mark scheme is a UK government-sponsored assurance scheme which, through accredited independent testing, provides the public sector with confidence in the claims made by security software vendors about the functionality of their information, products and services. The Scheme provides a basic level of assurance (equivalent to Common Criteria EAL1) to these products and services, and will give confidence to purchasers that the Vendor’s security functionality claims have been validated. The Scheme is aimed primarily at those products and services which may be purchased by central government and the wider public sector, particularly the NHS, Education, Local Authorities and Criminal Justice.  The Scheme was launched on 8 September 2005, by Cabinet Office Minister, Jim Murphy.

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DIPCOG

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DIPCOG is a Ministry of Defence (MoD) forum comprising representatives from a variety of MoD HQ Security Organisations, DCSA (Defence Communication Services Agency) and CESG (The Communications-Electronics Security Group) set up to approve, promote and manage the provision of Security Software and Services through the MoD DCSA ICS Catalogue.

As well as being responsible for approving the inclusion of any, and all products and services in the Security Section of the DCSA Catalogue, DIPCOG's aims are:

1) To ensure that the products and services included in the Catalogue are credible and that the product does not damage the reputation and good standing of the Catalogue.
3) To ensure that the products and services listed in the DCSA Catalogue are aligned with, and operate to support MoD security policy.

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SecureIT Alliance

SecureIT Alliance

SecureIT Alliance is a group of industry partners that are working together to develop security solutions for the Microsoft platform. The SecureIT Alliance will enable security ISVs such as VeriSign, Trend Micro, Symantec to work closer with Microsoft and each other in order to more effectively and efficiently build and integrate their products for the Microsoft platform.

Members include: Altiris Inc., AppSense, Citrix Systems Inc., Computer Associates International Inc., McAfee, Inc., Microsoft Corp., NetIQ Corp., Network Intelligence Corp., RSA Security Inc., Sophos, Symantec Corp., Trend Micro Inc., VeriSign Inc., and Webroot Software Inc

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