UK at RSA 2018 Brochure

RSA Conference 2018 | Guide to the UK Pavilion

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Contents Armour Communications Ltd

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Bob’s Business Ltd

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Garrison

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iProov

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MetaCompliance

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DIT overview

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RSA Conference 2018 Guide to the UK Pavilion Welcome to GREAT Britain and Northern Ireland – Home to one of the world’s most advanced cyber security industries.

The UK’s cyber sector is respected across the globe for its expertise, breadth of capabilities and world class advice, products and services. Worth £22 billion, the sector employs over 100,000 people and is growing at a rate of 10% per year. Cyberspace is a vital, and expanding, part of the UK economy.

UK Government is committed to making the UK one of the most secure places in the world to do business.

The UK’s cyber industry offers services and technical solutions to protect the critical assets of government, businesses and organisations to detect and prevent cybercrime and protect consumers. Well-established providers have decades of experience protecting highly classified networks across a range of locations and domains, whilst UK SMEs have won a range of global security and innovation awards for new technologies and products.

The UK has always led the development of cyber security capability across the world. This strength is built on a strong heritage of world leading research and investigation into cyber technologies - from Charles Babbage and the programmable computer to Sir Timothy Berners-Lee and the world wide web, alongside Alan Turing and the code-breakers at Bletchley Park, to the important work of GCHQ. We recognise that whilst the internet has brought many fantastic and very positive changes to our world today, there are also those who wish us and our allies harm.

To tackle this, in 2016 the UK Government announced £1.9 billion investment to be put toward the new National Cyber Security Strategy, which set out to build a Britain fit for the future with the UK at the forefront of innovative industries, particularly around AI and the digital economy. This led to the launch in November 2016 of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), which acts as the authoritative voice on information security in the UK. I would highly recommend its work on Active Cyber Defence, which aspires to protect the majority of people in the UK from the majority of the harm, caused by the majority of the attacks, for the majority of the time.

It is intended to tackle the high-volume commodity

attacks that affect people’s everyday lives, rather than the highly sophisticated and targeted attacks, which the NCSC deals with in other ways. You can read the one-year-on report on the NCSC website (www.ncsc. gov.uk). The national cyber strategy also led to the development of two new cyber security innovation centres, one in Cheltenham with another due to open shortly in London, as well as additional programmes to develop existing talent and drive growth.

Building upon this momentum, last month the Secretary of State for the Department for International Trade, Dr. Liam Fox, launched the UK’s new Cyber Security Export Strategy. This builds upon the work set out in the 2016 cyber strategy, and recognizes that a thriving UK cyber security sector is a key national security and prosperity objective.

Composed of 800 innovative companies, the UK cyber sector currently exports £1.5 billion worth of technology per year, a number anticipated to grow in line with the overall global spend on cybersecurity products which is expected to exceed £759 billion by 2021. Given the increasing number of cyber attacks on NATO countries and companies of all sizes, in addition to the accelerated pace of digital change and the expansion of global digital economies, there has never been a better time to promote the UK’s world-leading expertise to international markets and to strengthen the defence capabilities within the UK and our trusted allies.

The UK cyber security companies exhibiting in the Department for International Trade’s RSA 2018 pavilion are all exemplars of this world leading industry and you can learn more about them from this brochure. As well as showcasing their innovative solutions in a broad range of cyber security requirements, such as the protection of critical assets and infrastructure, cutting edge research and the prevention and detection of cybercrime, they are also looking to develop close partnerships and forge lasting relationships that will support the US cyber security sector in its aims of securing the safety of the nation. On behalf of these exhibiting companies, I would like to welcome you to our UK Pavilion at South Hall Expo S1821.

Andrew Whittaker, HM Consul General to San Francisco

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Armour Communications Ltd www.armourcomms.com Armour Communications Limited provides market leading technology for secure communications solutions for voice, video, messaging and data on everyday devices including desktop.

Armour supplies Government, Enterprise and Finance markets with an easy to use, intuitive app, downloadable from the app stores and compatible across Android and iPhone, with optional PBX integration for landline connection. Delivering advanced security techniques and functionality for a highly scalable cloud-based service or an onpremises solution providing customers complete control and privacy of their communications.

Armour’s product offerings include FIPS, NATO and CPA approved solutions to OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE, with additional security layers to mitigate threats up to SECRET.

Contact: David Holman, Director T: +44 (0)20 3637 3801 M: +44 (0)7775 578 625 Email address: sales@armourcomms.com Company address: 1st Floor Millbank Tower Millbank London SW1P 4QP United Kingdom

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Bob’s Business Ltd www.bobscyberteam.com Raise staff awareness, reduce data breaches.

Exceed 90% engagement levels with our cyber security training.

Protect your organization from a cyber security breach with Bob’s Business Cyber Security eLearning. Bob’s Business helps organisations of all shapes and sizes to become secure and compliant with award winning cyber security training, GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) eLearning and simulated phishing campaigns. The GDPR is a new legislation that will affect companies globally who are wanting to do business in the EU. Bob’s bite sized eLearning modules will enable your organization to develop a secure culture by ensuring that cyber security best practice and your corporate policies are efficiently communicated to your employees. By using relatable animated scenarios, your employees learn the practical information security skills they need to create long-lasting behavioural change.

Bob’s Business solutions include: · Cyber Security Awareness eLearning · Think Before You Click - Phishing Simulation Assessments, Awareness and Training · GDPR eLearning · Mobile Compatible Learning Management System with Support & Maintenance · Policy Management & Integration Service · Bespoke Training Module Developments

Contact: Martin Oldham, Sales Director Bob’s Business Ltd T : +44 ( 0)1226 612007 Email address: sales@bobscyberteam.com Company address: Digital Media Centre County Way Barnsley S70 2JW United Kingdom

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Garrison www.garrison.com Garrison Technology has developed patented isolation technology to provide hardware-enforced secure remote browsing for enterprise customers.

Garrison’s unique approach ensures a great user experience is maintained even when deployed across the largest of enterprises, whilst delivering unparalleled security. Click on every link and browse the web with confidence.

Remote browsing promises a massive risk reduction in the face of threats such as phishing, drive-bydownloads and watering hole attacks. But real-world experience shows that many implementations of remote browsing fall short either on the underlying security model, or on the user experience delivered.

Garrison’s unique Silicon Assured Video Isolation technology (Garrison SAVIŽ) provides a gamechanging platform for secure remote browsing: security so strong that it is trusted for use by governments at the highest security levels, but at a price point and with a level of usability that makes it suitable for deployment at scale across mainstream enterprises.

Contact: David Garfield, CEO T: +44 (0) 203 890 4504 Email address: info@garrison.com Company address: 117 Waterloo Road London SE1 8UL United Kingdom

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iProov Ltd www.iproov.com iProov is the world leader in face verification antispoofing, liveness detection and PAD (Presentation Attack Detection). Based in London, UK, iProov delivers face-based online authentication solutions, in current use by major banks and Governments.

Applications include onboarding, ID checking, KYC, border control, strong customer authentication and access control. iProov’s proprietary deep-learning face matcher is optimised for close-in, variable-pose mobile selfies and laptop webcam imagery, and delivers outstanding performance matching against both pre-enrolled selfies and low-quality photo ID images. Ten granted patents cover iProov’s unique Flashmark anti-spoofing technology, which is simple, intuitive, zero-effort and accessible to all, yet delivers the world’s highest levels of resilience to presentation attacks.

Customers include the US Department of Homeland Security, HMRC, Rabobank and DNB. iProov has won numerous awards including the 2017 SINET16, the Citi Technology4Integrity Challenge in Singapore, the UK National Cyber Security Centre’s 2017 Dragon’s Den and the 2016 KPMG Cybersecurity Prize. Its performance has passed rigorous testing by Federal agencies, CNI-grade security testers and bank security assessment. iProov partners with complementary vendors and solution providers, including Microsoft.

Contact: T : +44 (0) 207993 2379 Email address: enquiries@iproov.com Twitter: @iProov LinkedIn: iProov (www.linkedin.com/company/iproov/) Company address: iProov Ltd Elizabeth House 39 York Road London SE1 7NQ United Kingdom

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MetaCompliance www.metacompliance.com MetaCompliance, a global leader in the human aspect of cyber security and privacy compliance has redefined how businesses approach cyber security by developing an innovative cloud platform that provides a one-stop-shop management solution for staff awareness and compliance.

The cutting-edge platform provides customers with a fully integrated and multi lingual suite of compliance capabilities that includes policy management, e-learning, simulated phishing, incident management and privacy management, all of which can be purchased on a modular basis or as a complete system.

The platform delivers the highest quality cyber security and compliance e-learning content available on the market. Its ease of use, engaging user experience and regularly updated content ensures staff satisfaction and a detailed reporting structure enables cyber and compliance professionals to easily track implementation progress and demonstrate ongoing accountability.

The award-winning product suite enables businesses to keep their staff safe online, secure their digital assets and protect their reputation and brand ensuring a cyber secure and compliant workplace.

Contact: Robert Pickett T: +44 (0) 203 890 4504 T: +44 (0) 207 917 9527 Email address: rpickett@metacompliance.com Company address: 89 Worship Street London EC2A 2BF United Kingdom

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DIT Overview The UK’s Department for International Trade (DIT) has overall responsibility for promoting UK trade across the world and attracting foreign investment to our economy. We are a specialised government body with responsibility for negotiating international trade policy, supporting business, as well as delivering an outward-looking trade diplomacy strategy.

Our range of export services are tailored to the needs of individual businesses to max­imise their international success. We provide companies with knowledge, advice and practical support.

We offer expertise and contacts through a network of international specialists in British Embassies and other diplomatic posts around the world.

For further information please visit us at gov.uk/dit or contact the Cyber Security Export team cyber@trade.gov.uk

Key DIT Cyber Security Export Contacts: DIT London Pete Thompson Assistant Director, Cyber Security Exports Department for International Trade 3 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2AW peter.thompson@trade.gov.uk DIT Washington, DC Matt Malarkey Head of Sector – Defence & Security British Embassy - Washington, DC 3100 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20009 matt.malarkey@mobile.trade.gov.uk DIT Los Angeles Pauline Wood Vice Consul – Advanced Engineering & Manufacturing, Aerospace, Space & Defence Department for International Trade 2029 Century Park East Suite 1350, Los Angeles, CA 90067 pauline.wood@mobile.trade.gov.uk

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great.gov.uk The UK’s Department for International Trade (DIT) has overall responsibility for promoting UK trade across the world and attracting foreign investment to our economy. We are a specialised government body with responsibility for negotiating international trade policy, supporting business, as well as delivering an outward-looking trade diplomacy strategy.

Disclaimer Whereas every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this document is accurate the Department for International Trade does not accept liability for any errors, omissions or misleading statements, and no warranty is given or responsibility accepted as to the standing of any individual, firm, company or other organisation mentioned. Š Crown Copyright 2017 You may re-use this publication (not including logos) free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government Licence.

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This document is also available on our website at gov.uk/dit Any enquiries regarding this publication should be sent to us at enquiries@trade.gsi.gov.uk Published April 2018

by Department for International Trade