Legal & Governance
Compliance & Ethics
Cyber Resilience is committed to conducting business ethically, lawfully, responsibly, and with integrity.
As a cybersecurity and resilience-focused organisation, trust, confidentiality, accountability, and responsible conduct are fundamental to how we operate.
CODE OF ETHICS
Cyber Resilience expects employees, contractors, partners, and representatives to maintain professional conduct aligned with:
- integrity and honesty;
- confidentiality obligations;
- responsible handling of information;
- lawful operational conduct;
- professional accountability;
- respect for clients, stakeholders, and colleagues;
- and compliance with applicable laws and governance requirements.
Operational decisions should support ethical conduct, responsible cybersecurity practices, and the protection of client interests.
ANTI-CORRUPTION & ANTI-BRIBERY
Cyber Resilience maintains zero tolerance for bribery, corruption, unlawful inducements, fraud, or unethical business conduct.
Employees, contractors, and representatives may not offer, request, accept, or facilitate improper payments, gifts, favours, or benefits intended to influence operational, commercial, regulatory, or contractual outcomes.
All personnel are expected to comply with applicable anti-corruption laws and governance obligations.
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST
Personnel are expected to disclose actual or perceived conflicts of interest that may compromise objectivity, confidentiality, professional judgment, or operational integrity.
REPORTING CONCERNS
Concerns relating to unethical conduct, corruption, fraud, security misconduct, or governance breaches may be reported to:
info@cyberres.co.za
Cyber Resilience will make reasonable efforts to investigate reported concerns appropriately and, where possible, confidentially.
GOVERNANCE COMMITMENT
Cyber Resilience supports governance maturity, accountability, operational transparency, information security, and responsible cybersecurity practices aligned with recognised industry standards, operational resilience principles, and an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-certified ISMS.