# 2t-security.com > AI-optimized mirror of 2t-security.com containing 25 pages totalling 16,462 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://2t-security.com/. Last updated: 2026-06-15T23:22:34.701Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [2T Security Straight answers to complex threats](/content/site-root.html): Trusted Cyber Security Specialists / partner for the public sector and other regulated organisations that wish to protect and transform critical functions (1,301 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [love-bug-25-years-on-reflections/index.html](/content/love-bug-25-years-on-reflections/index.html) (1 words) - [cyberfirst-summer-placement/index.html](/content/cyberfirst-summer-placement/index.html) (1 words) - [Why it’s critical to consider relationships when building risk reports](/content/why-its-critical-to-consider-relationships-when-building-risk-reports.html): If you manage risk, one vital part of your job is reporting your project’s status and results to other groups: the board, management, and external auditors. And when building reports, risk managers must pay careful attention to the relationships of the intended audiences., If you manage risk, one vital part of your job is reporting your project’s status and results to other groups: the board, management, and external auditors. And when building reports, risk managers must pay careful attention to the relationships of the intended audiences. (1,312 words) - [CAF 4.0 is here – what does that mean for my organisation?](/content/caf-4-0-is-here-what-does-that-mean-for-my-organisation.html): CAF 4.0 has arrived, bringing major updates to the UK’s Cyber Assessment Framework. Compared to version 3.2, it introduces new contributing outcomes, over 100 new Indicators of Good Practice, and significant restructuring, especially in Objective C (cybersecurity monitoring and threat hunting). While many changes are minor or clarifications, around 60 require closer review, meaning organisations transitioning from CAF 3.2 will need to reassess key areas. Our blog breaks down where to focus your efforts when updating your assessment process., CAF 4.0 has arrived, bringing major updates to the UK’s Cyber Assessment Framework. Compared to version 3.2, it introduces new contributing outcomes, over 100 new Indicators of Good Practice, and significant restructuring, especially in Objective C (cybersecurity monitoring and threat hunting). While many changes are minor or clarifications, around 60 require closer review, meaning organisations transitioning from CAF 3.2 will need to reassess key areas. Our blog breaks down where to focus your efforts when updating your assessment process. (1,725 words) - [Celebrating the CyberFirst Girls Competition](/content/celebrating-the-cyberfirst-girls-competition/index.html): Celebrate the CyberFirst Girls Awards, where 2T Security sponsors East Midlands winners, empowering young women in cyber this International Women’s Day., Celebrate the CyberFirst Girls Awards, where 2T Security sponsors East Midlands winners, empowering young women in cyber this International Women’s Day. (897 words) - [Deploying SciPy on AWS](/content/deploying-scipy-on-aws/index.html): This is a bit of a technical post for RiskTree, but I thought that it would be worth making this available in case anyone else has the same problem. We’re currently developing some new features for RiskTree (hint: Monte Carlo risk analysis) and these require some sophisticated mathematical processing., This is a bit of a technical post for RiskTree, but I thought that it would be worth making this available in case anyone else has the same problem. We’re currently developing some new features for RiskTree (hint: Monte Carlo risk analysis) and these require some sophisticated mathematical processing. The best way to do this, without reinventing the wheel, is by using the SciPy library.​ (654 words) - [8 Reasons Not to Use Spreadsheets for Risk Management](/content/8-reasons-not-to-use-spreadsheets-for-risk-management.html): In this article, we explore 8 reasons to stop using spreadsheets to manage risk, and the additional threats this approach to risk management subjects businesses to. We also suggest a better, cost-effective alternative to spreadsheets., In this article, we explore 8 reasons to stop using spreadsheets to manage risk, and the additional threats this approach to risk management subjects businesses to. We also suggest a better, cost-effective alternative to spreadsheets. (1,110 words) - [So, what is a Cyber Risk Review?](/content/so-what-is-a-cyber-risk-review/index.html): In a Cyber Risk Review we take a detailed look at the systems necessary to keeping the critical processes up and running., For over a decade, 2T Security has been helping Critical National Infrastructure operators strengthen their defences by uncovering hidden cyber-risks in Operational Technology environments. Through focused, two-day workshops based on the NCSC’s Cyber Assessment Framework, our experts partner with your team to map IT-OT interconnections, expose legacy vulnerabilities, and deliver prioritised recommendations—rapidly improving resilience where it matters most. (1,315 words) - [SDSC – Telford](/content/events/sdsc/index.html): Find us at SDSC, Telford, Nov 18-20, 2024, stand 14. Talk to our cross-domain, secure mobile and SOC experts., Find us at SDSC, Telford, Nov 18-20, 2024, stand 14. Talk to our cross-domain, secure mobile and SOC experts. (599 words) - [Celebrating Ten Years of 2T Security](/content/celebrating-ten-years-of-2t-security/index.html): We typically don't divulge much of our work, partly because we're security professionals, but also because we've been focused on building an exceptional business. Nevertheless, we are incredibly proud of our team, clients, and delivery. We want to express our gratitude to all those who have been a part of our journey., We typically don't divulge much of our work, partly because we're security professionals, but also because we've been focused on building an exceptional business. Nevertheless, we are incredibly proud of our team, clients, and delivery. We want to express our gratitude to all those who have been a part of our journey. (407 words) - [Join us at CIISEC Live!](/content/events/ciisec-live/index.html): Join us at CIISEC LIVE - 22 Nov 2023. Talk to us about RiskTree., We are pleased to sponsor this years CIISEC Live. The event will be a content driven day with a specially curated line up of subject matter experts. Our team will discuss ways to help security and risk management leaders, and practitioners to improve their security risk analysis using RiskTree.  (606 words) - [CyberUK23](/content/events/cyberuk23/index.html): We’re delighted to be back at CyberUK23, this time in Belfast, April 19-20, 2023., We’re delighted to be back at CyberUK23, this time in Belfast, April 19-20, 2023. Find us at Stand A23 and talk to our experienced cybersecurity consultants about your security architecture, monitoring, and risk challenges. We'll be on hand to demo our solutions, including, 'RiskTree', risk analysis software. (626 words) - [Why 2T Security Partners with Corelight, Endace, Splunk, and Tenable](/content/why-2t-security-partners-with-corelight-endace-splunk-and-tenable.html): At 2T Security, we believe visibility drives resilience. That’s why we partner with Corelight, Endace, Splunk, and Tenable—to provide high-fidelity insight, ground truth data, and risk-led prioritisation. Together, these technologies help organisations see what’s really happening and respond with confidence., At 2T Security, we believe visibility drives resilience. That’s why we partner with Corelight, Endace, Splunk, and Tenable—to provide high-fidelity insight, ground truth data, and risk-led prioritisation. Together, these technologies help organisations see what’s really happening and respond with confidence. (1,319 words) - [Cyber Security Events](/content/events/index.html): Events Archive | 2T Security - Cyber Security Specialists (855 words) - [Principles are good, but exceptions are OK](/content/principles-are-good-but-exceptions-are-ok/index.html): Recently we discussed the security of RiskTree with a client, who ran through the NCSC Cloud Security Principles. Since RiskTree is delivered as software-as-a-service, this made sense. One point that arose was the lack of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in use: CSP Principle 10 states that 2FA is ‘considered good practice’, using either a hardware or software token or out-of-band challenge., Recently we discussed the security of RiskTree with a client, who ran through the NCSC Cloud Security Principles. Since RiskTree is delivered as software-as-a-service, this made sense. One point that arose was the lack of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in use: CSP Principle 10 states that 2FA is ‘considered good practice’, using either a hardware or software token or out-of-band challenge. (952 words) - [CyberUK – May 2024](/content/events/meet-2t-security-at-cyberuk24/index.html): We’ll be back at CyberUK, this time in Birmingham, May 13-15, 2024. Find us at Stand G1 and talk to our experienced cyber security consultants about your security architecture, security monitoring, and risk challenges. We'll be on hand to demo our solutions, including, 'RiskTree', risk analysis software, our latest SOC and secure communications architecture., We’re delighted to be back at CyberUK, this time in Birmingham, May 13-15, 2024. Find us at Stand G1 and talk to our experienced cybersecurity consultants about your security architecture, monitoring, and risk challenges. We'll be on hand to demo our solutions, including, 'RiskTree', risk analysis software, our latest SOC and secure communications architecture. (642 words) - [DSEI – Excel, London](/content/events/dsei-london/index.html): Find us at DSEI, London, Sept 9-12, 2025. Speak with our Cross Domain and Mission Intelligence experts about securing your next mission., Find us at DSEI, London, Sept 9-12, 2025. Speak with our Cross Domain, secure tactical comms, and Mission Intelligence experts. (666 words) - [CyberUK2026 Glasgow](/content/events/cyberuk2026/index.html): We’re delighted to be back at CyberUK2026, this time in Glasgow, April 22-23, 2026., We’re delighted to be back at CyberUK2026, this time in Glasgow, April 22-23, 2026. Find us at Stand C3 and talk to our experienced cyber security consultants about your security architecture, monitoring, and risk challenges. We'll be on hand to demo our solutions, including, 'RiskTree', risk analysis software. (661 words) - [44CON 13-15 Sept, 2023](/content/events/44con/index.html): Join 2T Security at 44CON - 13-15 sept 2023. Learn about security architecture, security monitoring or join our RiskTree workshop., We’re delighted to be sponsoring 44CON again, Sept 13-15, 2023. Come and chat with our experienced cybersecurity consultants about your security architecture, monitoring, and risk challenges. We'll be on hand to demo our solutions, including, 'RiskTree', risk analysis software. Or get tickets for a RiskTree workshop. 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