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The CCT Mark Scheme is a government quality mark initiative for IT security products and services.
The CCT Mark Scheme offers accredited independent testing of commercial off-the-shelf products and services to help public sector organisations achieve a basic level of assurance for the products and services they use.
The Scheme is aimed at 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. Vendors are invited to apply to submit their products for claims testing and can also apply to participate in the Services pilot.
For further information, please look at the FAQs which provide details about the operation of the CCT Mark Scheme, and information for Vendors and Test Laboratories on how to apply to the Scheme.
Please also consult the Vendor, Test Laboratory and Customer pages.
If you cannot find what you are looking for contact the CCT Mark Scheme Secretariat.