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March 2020 | Emma Philpott | First Version Published |
December 2020 | Emma Philpott | Change to clarify that the scope of the code covers other job functions as well as assessors. Addition of clause 4 “Unacceptable Behaviours” |
1 Introduction
IASME are committed to delivering a high quality, consistent and fair experience for customers who want to gain certification to Cyber Essentials and IASME’s other certifications.
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In this situation, in order to retain objectivity, you may offer your guidance and support
to the client to decommission the Windows 7 desktops. Once this has been completed
you can continue the assessment and pass the client.
If the client does not want to decommission the Windows 7 desktops you should advise
the client that the machines cannot be removed from scope as they are part of the main
office network they must be included in the assessment. The client will then fail the
assessment due to unsupported software.
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