Compliance Chain and Amicis Group have announced a strategic partnership focused on strengthening cyber resilience and assurance across the built environment, supporting organisations to manage risk confidently as digital transformation accelerates across the sector.
A Partnership to Support the Digital Security of the Built Sector
Compliance Chain and Amicis Group have announced a strategic partnership focused on strengthening cyber resilience and assurance across the built environment, supporting organisations to manage risk confidently as digital transformation accelerates across the sector.
The construction and infrastructure sectors are becoming increasingly digital, with platforms like Compliance Chain playing a critical role in enabling transparent, efficient and accountable delivery from pre-construction through to post-delivery. By connecting Tier 1 contractors, suppliers, consultants and delivery partners, digital platforms are transforming how compliance, performance, social value and assurance are managed across complex programmes.
However, greater digital connectivity also brings increased exposure to cyber risk. Recent industry research continues to identify construction as a growing target for cyber-crime, with attacks impacting operational continuity, commercial data and project delivery. For Tier 1 organisations, this risk extends beyond their own environments to the resilience of their wider supply chains. For suppliers, demonstrating credible cyber security controls is increasingly becoming a prerequisite for winning and retaining work.
This partnership brings together Compliance Chain’s deep understanding of construction assurance, evidence-based compliance and supply chain governance with Amicis Group’s managed cyber security expertise. Together, the organisations will support a structured, proportionate and consistent approach to cyber risk management that reflects how the construction ecosystem actually operates.
Amicis Group will work alongside Compliance Chain to embed a security-led approach across the platform environment and its wider ecosystem, complementing existing compliance and assurance processes while aligning to emerging regulatory expectations, including the forthcoming UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill. The focus is on practical security that supports delivery, transparency and accountability, rather than creating unnecessary friction.
Key areas of support include cyber risk management, compliance alignment, managed detection and response, and penetration testing. These capabilities help organisations better understand their exposure, strengthen resilience across digital workflows, detect threats earlier and respond effectively when incidents occur. This approach supports Tier 1 organisations seeking confidence across complex programmes, as well as suppliers looking to demonstrate resilience, credibility and trust.
Company Comments
Robert Wilson, Managing Director of Amicis Group, said:
“Construction supply chains are now deeply interconnected, which means cyber risk rarely sits in one place. Tier 1 organisations and their suppliers face the same challenge: how to demonstrate resilience, protect sensitive data and maintain confidence without slowing delivery. Partnering with Compliance Chain allows us to embed cyber resilience into existing assurance and compliance processes in a way that reflects the realities of the construction sector.”
Adam Cochrane, Chief Operating Officer at Compliance Chain, said:
“Digital platforms have transformed how compliance and performance are managed across the built environment sector, but with that transformation comes greater responsibility. Our clients rely on us to provide structured, evidence-based assurance across complex environments, and cyber resilience is now a fundamental part of that assurance landscape. Partnering with Amicis Group allows us to strengthen the security foundations that underpin our platform and the wider ecosystem it supports, ensuring that resilience, transparency and operational delivery evolve together rather than in isolation.”
The Partnership
By combining Compliance Chain’s purpose-built assurance platform with Amicis Group’s cyber security expertise, the partnership aims to help the built environment sector manage cyber risk in a way that supports trust, transparency and long-term resilience.
