Transform your CAF-DSPT process for 2026-27

Join the ITHealth Webinar – Tuesday 14th July 2026, 1PM

With 2025–26 CAF-aligned DSPT submissions now coming to a close, many NHS and public sector organisations are already turning their attention to the next compliance cycle. This is the perfect opportunity to review your approach and explore more efficient ways to manage CAF-DSPT requirements for 2026–27.

In this webinar, ITHealth will showcase the CAF-DSPT Workflow Module within the ITHealth Dashboard designed to help IG, cyber and compliance teams move away from spreadsheets and towards a more structured, collaborative and audit-ready process.

We’re also delighted to be joined by Bart Czapski, Cyber Security Specialist at University Hospitals of Northamptonshire, who will share his organisation’s experience of using the CAF-DSPT Workflow Module to support their 2025–26 submission. Hear first-hand how the module has helped streamline compliance activities, improve collaboration and provide greater visibility throughout the submission process.

Whether you’re an existing ITHealth customer not yet using this module, or a prospective organisation looking for a more efficient way to manage CAF-aligned DSPT submissions, this session will demonstrate how a workflow-driven approach can simplify and strengthen compliance management.

During the webinar, we’ll demonstrate how the ITHealth workflow helps organisations to:

– Centralise CAF-DSPT compliance management within a structured workflow
– Assign IGPs, sub-tasks and actions to the right teams and individuals
– Monitor compliance progress in real-time through intuitive dashboards and summary views
– Upload and organise supporting evidence aligned to IAAF requirements
– Track improvement plans, recommendations and audit actions in one place
– Improve collaboration between IT, IG and operational teams
– Simplify audit preparation and gain clearer visibility of submission readiness throughout the year

Discover a smarter way to manage CAF-DSPT compliance. Register your place today »