Cyber security needs to keep pace with changing threats. Your teams work across laptops, mobiles, locations and cloud services, while customer data moves through more systems.
Protect your people, accounts, devices and data across the wider technology estate; from laptops and mobiles to Microsoft 365 and cloud services; with practical security that stays under review as your technology, ways of working and risks evolve.
Cyber protection | Mobile security | Cyber Essentials readiness | Recovery planning
protect your business
One compromised account, unprotected device, convincing phishing message or missed security update can give an attacker a way into the wider business.
Good cyber security reduces those risks by protecting your people, accounts, devices and data wherever work happens, across laptops, mobiles, cloud services and the systems they connect to. But no organisation can assume every threat will be stopped.
The goal is not to promise that nothing will go wrong. It is to reduce the likelihood, limit the impact and make sure your business is better prepared to respond and recover when it does.
Reduce the risk of phishing, stolen passwords and simple mistakes with stronger security controls and better awareness.
Control who can access business systems,strengthen sign-ins and keep permissions up to date as people join, move roles or leave.
Keep laptops, desktops, smartphones and tablets managed, updated and protected wherever your teams work, reducing risk from outdated software, lost devices or insecure access.
Bring backups and recovery into your security approach so important business and customer information is protected too.
whats included
Every organisation has different risks, so cyber security should not be treated as one isolated product. Start with the areas that need the most attention, then bring the right controls together around your people, accounts, devices, cloud services and data.
That can include:
Email and account security - stronger sign-ins, access controls and monitoring to reduce the risk of stolen or misused credentials.
Device and mobile security - policies, updates, device management and mobile threat protection across laptops, desktops, smartphones and tablets.
Microsoft 365 protection - stronger access, permissions and security settings across the cloud tools and data your teams use every day.
Backup and recovery planning - review critical systems, backups and recovery priorities so you know what can be restored and how quickly.
Cyber Essentials readiness - assess the practical controls behind Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus to identify gaps across accounts, devices, mobile working and cloud services.
cyber essentials
Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus provide a practical framework for reviewing five core areas of cyber security: firewalls, secure configuration, user access control, malware protection and security updates.
Those controls apply across the technology your organisation relies on, including accounts, devices, hybrid and mobile working and cloud services.Use the framework to understand your current estate, identify gaps and strengthen the controls needed before progressing towards assessment.
Talk to us about Cyber Essentials readiness
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Review users, devices, systems and current controls to understand what is already in place and where attention is needed.
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Review firewalls, secure configuration, access control, malware protection and security updates against Cyber Essentials requirements.
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Include laptops, desktops, smartphones and tablets that access business systems or data, so mobile and remote working are considered too.
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Bring required controls into better shape before progressing through the appropriate Cyber Essentials or Cyber Essentials Plus route.
ongoing protection
Passing an assessment or putting new controls in place is not the end of the job. People join and leave, devices change, new systems appear and attackers keep finding different ways to target businesses.
Ongoing security keeps those changes visible so protection can adapt before gaps quietly build up.
Keep accounts, devices, Microsoft 365, mobile and cloud services visible as your technology estate develops.
Use monitoring, security reviews and threat information to identify areas that need attention as new risks appear.
Maintain updates, permissions, device policies and other protections rather than assuming they will stay effective indefinitely.
Keep backups, critical systems and recovery plans under review so your business is prepared if prevention is not enough.
TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE PROTECTION
No single product can protect every part of your environment. Accounts, laptops, mobiles, passwords and cloud data all create different risks, so the right technologies need to work together.
dbfb brings established security tools together across your wider estate, helping protect users, devices and data while keeping monitoring, access and recovery under one managed approach.
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Use Defender, Intune and Entra ID to help protect accounts, manage access and strengthen security across devices and Microsoft 365.
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Support monitoring, patching and device visibility across laptops, desktops and servers, helping keep known vulnerabilities and overdue updates under control.
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Protect passwords and credentials with secure password management, reducing the risks created by weak, reused or shared passwords.
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Maintain an independent backup of Microsoft 365 data, giving you another recovery route if information is deleted, corrupted or affected by an incident.
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Use SOTI MobiControl to manage smartphones and tablets, alongside Trustd Mobile Threat Defence to help protect users from threats encountered while devices are in use.
WHY DBFB
As more of your business becomes digital, there's more to protect.
Your people move between laptops, mobiles, cloud services and different locations, while customer information passes through more systems than ever.
Bringing cyber security closer to your wider technology gives you clearer ownership and fewer gaps between the people and suppliers responsible for protecting it.
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Review accounts, customer data, laptops, mobiles, Microsoft 365, cloud services and connectivity together, then apply the right controls where gaps or risks are identified.
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Bring cyber security, IT, connectivity, mobile and communications into one managed relationship, with clearer ownership and escalation when an issue crosses more than one service.
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Use monitoring, patching, access reviews, device controls, backup checks and ongoing security reviews to keep protection aligned as threats and working practices change.
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Use regular service reviews, risk assessments and roadmap planning to identify emerging priorities, agree what needs attention next and keep future improvements moving.
connected security
A suspicious login may involve identity. A compromised phone may require mobile management. A ransomware incident may affect endpoints, servers and backups at the same time. Because dbfb manages the wider technology environment, security can be connected with the everyday services behind it.
Connect security policies, monitoring, patching and response with everyday user and device support.
Align Defender, Intune, Entra ID, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive with users and licensing.
Protect mobile users, tablets, applications and business data across different locations.
Review security risk, compliance gaps and future priorities as part of a wider technology roadmap.
common questions
NEXT STEPS
Review how users, identities, email, mobiles, tablets, computers and servers are protected through one joined-up security approach.