For many multi‑academy trusts, compliance activity is happening in multiple places at once: policies are drafted and approved, training is delivered, risks are logged, and audits are completed.
For many MATs, cyber incidents are still framed as technical problems, something for IT teams to resolve and then move on from. In reality, the most significant governance and compliance risk often begins after the incident occurs.
As data protection regulations evolve and scrutiny from external auditors grows, MAT leaders face increasing pressure to demonstrate robust compliance. Waiting for an external audit to uncover gaps can be risky. By conducting an internal data...
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