New partnership and order

Acuity (AIM: ACRM), the software group, is delighted to announce that its subsidiary, Acuity Risk Management Ltd ("ARML"), which supplies the award-winning STREAMâ software platform for the Governance, Risk and Compliance ("GRC") market, together with associated consultancy services, has signed a new partnership with BSI Group. This well-known Standards Institute and supplier of impactful solutions to organisations worldwide. This is accompanied by an initial order. BSI Digital Risk Advisory is respected for its ability to help organisations navigate the complex landscape of digital risks and develop robust strategies to protect their assets and reputation. BSI Group Advisory is skilled in conducting thorough risk assessments to identify potential vulnerabilities and threats within an organisation's digital infrastructure. This allows them to develop targeted strategies for mitigating risks and enhancing security. BSI Group stay updated with the latest trends, threats, and best practices, allowing them to offer informed advice and solutions to their clients. The partnership will allow them to continue to provide robust strategies for minimising risk, ensuring safety, and championing sustainability, whilst increasing the number of STREAMâ users and Acuity's revenues.

Stephen Scott, Regional Practice Director, BSI Consulting "We are excited by this new partnership with Acuity as it will enable us to both evolve our service delivery capability while supporting our clients to drive continual improvement in a far more streamlined manner."

Kerry Chambers, Chief Executive ARML, commented; "We are thrilled to announce our new partnership with BSI Group. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Acuity Risk Management Ltd. We are excited to join forces with such a highly-regarded Global authority in the field of digital risk advisory, and we look forward to a partnership that will not only provide services but will shape the future of risk management. Our goal is to empower organisations to thrive in an increasingly complex digital landscape."