IFB’s Threat Intelligence Platform was launched last year as a new cyber security service in response to businesses having to operate from home due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It is designed to help them identify security risks before attackers do and as businesses look to define the future of work, its still just as vital now for them to have sight of any vulnerabilities on their network.

In the first of a series of new webinars, join IFB to discover how your business and its employees can work seamlessly between workplace and home without critical business data being compromised, as well as top tips and key considerations you can apply to your hybrid working model.

How resilient is your business when it comes to cyber-attacks? Find out with Exercise in a Box workshop in partnership with SBRC.

Following several high-profile third-party software security breaches, in our latest blog, IFB’s Kehinde Obafemi discusses how third-party tools your business relies on every day can add another security threat to your organisation using a case study of a recent breach, along with ways you can mitigate them.

While the threat and protection industry has been here since the first computers sparked into life, Cyber security is a new thing and for many of us, it really hasn’t been a massive consideration until we have become the always connected and online economy we are now.

It is hard to believe that in a society so heavily regulated, an activity that reaches into every business, and affects everyone, has no form of recognised and universal standard and regulation with it.

A vital part of any cyber security strategy and plan must be an off network back up of your data.

There is a whole squad of us that have grown up using digital technology without enough training or education. If you think about it, have you been trained to use the laptop, mobile or tablet you are on now or the software you use every day to do your job or pay your bills or support and manage your family in any meaningful way?