Danzell A2.3

Are the networks included in the scope of this assessment being used at the company locations you provided earlier?

Section A2: Scope of Assessment  ·  Cyber Essentials Danzell

What this question is really asking

Confirm that all networks at your listed company locations are either included in scope or explicitly excluded. Assessors are checking that you are not accidentally omitting a network that is connected to your in-scope systems — any connected network must be addressed.

What satisfies this requirement

Yes or No — if Yes, a written description is also required

Confirm whether all in-scope networks are used at the locations listed in A1.5.1. If in-scope networks are at other locations, provide the number of additional sites.

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What to prepare before your assessor visit

Don't forget satellite offices, warehouses, manufacturing sites, or any location where staff work that isn't your primary office. A location that is 'only used occasionally' but has devices connected to your network is in scope. Assessors have seen organisations overlook a small remote site that then becomes a gap in their firewall coverage — a gap that fails the certification.

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