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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What are security metrics and why do you need them?

  Security metrics are used to measure whether or not an organization’s cybersecurity program is accomplishing goals and maintaining compliance. These benchmarks tell you what is and isn’t working within your cybersecurity framework so improvements can be made to policies, systems, or processes, and any gaps in data security can be addressed.

• What metrics should I track to track my security posture?

  The most important metric to track your security posture is a security rating or cybersecurity rating. A security rating is a data-driven, objective, and dynamic measurement of your organization’s security posture. It is created by a trusted, independent security ratings platform, much like a credit rating is created by an outside party.

• What are security metrics and why should you track them?

  Security metrics can help ensure you are meeting any applicable regulatory requirements, such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, CCPA, CPS 234, LGPD, PIPEDA, FIPA, The SHIELD Act, GLBA, and FISMA. The metrics you choose to track need to effectively measure your organization’s ability to maintain regulatory and general data protection requirements.

• Do I need a UK VAT number to check my VAT?

  If you are a UK VAT-registered business, you can also use this service to prove when you checked a UK VAT number. You will need your own VAT number to do this. This service is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).

• What happens if I can’t pay my VAT?

  If you can’t pay your VAT on time or in full, you should contact HMRC’s Payment Support Service on 0300 200 3835 immediately to make them aware of the situation. By contacting HMRC, you may be able to avoid late payment penalties, which will only make your financial situation worse, and be able to arrange a payment plan that gives you: