CCCS v1.2’s purpose is to provide a baseline of controls for small and medium businesses to abide by to prevent serious injury from a cyberattack. Leverage these controls using the Carbide Platform and its embedded DRIVE (Design, Review, Implement, Validate, & Evolve) approach to CCCS v1.2 compliance and know your organization is covered and compliant with both CCCS 1.2’s two control groups – organizational controls and baseline controls.
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			Everything you need for CCCS v1.2 compliance
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									CCCS v1.2 PlanStep-by-step implementation plan outlines how to align with both CCCS v1.2 control groups 
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									Customized PoliciesOur automated policy builder ensures your policies meet CCCS v1.2 requirements 
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									Policy ManagementReduce admin time with automated employee reminders and tracking 
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									Security Awareness TrainingIn-platform Carbide Academy videos on security and privacy best practices with a template library for common requirements 
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									Cloud MonitoringEasily collect data with automated security monitoring, security assessments, and remediation tools to make actionable insights on your cloud environment 
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									Multi-Compliance by DesignComply with multiple frameworks & regulations with our unified platform 
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									Evidence Collection100+ technical integrations connecting to your tech stack to automatically capture your compliance with CCCS v1.2 
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									Audit SupportSave time by giving auditors a read-only view of your CCCS v1.2 reporting dashboard 
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									Robust EcosystemCarbide’s security & privacy services and and network of audit partners help you meet requirements faster 
Frequently Asked Questions
Canadian Centre for CyberSecurity (CCCS) v1.2 framework is a framework that consists of controls aimed to guide small and medium organizations on how to improve and maximize the effectiveness of their cybersecurity investments in Canada. These controls are categorized into organizational and baseline controls.
Protect: Safeguard Canada with advanced cyber security capabilities.
Inform: Provide trusted and authoritative cyber security advice and guidance for Canada
Empower: Strengthen Canada’s cyber security capacity through collaboration, innovation, and partnerships.
CCCS v1.2 applies to Canadian small businesses and organizations seeking to improve their cyber security posture
 
								 
						 
					 
					 
					