VerseOne renews DSPT certification across the NHS | News

VerseOne is proud to announce that it has once again achieved the NHS Data Security and Protection Toolkit (DSPT) Standards Met compliance level, reaffirming its commitment to safeguarding patient and staff information across the NHS and wider health and social care sector.  

The DSPT is a mandatory assurance framework required for all organisations that handle NHS data. It ensures compliance with the highest standards of data security, confidentiality, and governance, while promoting continuous improvement and accountability.  
For  VerseOne, this certification demonstrates:  

• robust governance practices across systems, processes, and policies;
• comprehensive staff training to meet NHS standards;
• commitment to protecting sensitive information through secure technologies and practices;
• ongoing monitoring and improvement to ensure compliance evolves alongside NHS requirements.

"Achieving DSPT certification again underlines our dedication to providing trusted, safe, and innovative solutions for the NHS and social care sector," said Alan Neilson, VerseOne's Executive Chairman. 

"We understand the responsibility that comes with handling sensitive data, and this recognition validates our continuous efforts to uphold the highest levels of security and integrity."

This achievement also complements other independent accreditations already obtained —such as CyberEssentials, ISO 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 —  which together,  further demonstrate VerseOne's ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security, quality, and operational excellence in delivering trusted digital solutions.   
By maintaining DSPT compliance, VerseOne  ensures its solutions remain fully aligned with NHS standards, giving healthcare organisations the confidence that their digital transformation initiatives are supported by secure, compliant, and future-proof technology.   

NHS organisations can view  VerseOne's  DSPT page as formal proof of compliance here https://www.dsptoolkit.nhs.uk/OrganisationSearch/8J135