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IQS CERT ISO 27001 certification mark

We’re ISO 27001 certified. Security starts with us.

AIBC has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2023 certification. We went through the same journey we help clients navigate – from building the system to an independent audit.

AIBC webinar graphic about UKSC 2026 and crisis management

Our first AIBC webinar is a wrap: UKSC and crisis management

Two hosts, one focused hour and one clear conclusion: cybersecurity and crisis management need to meet in the same plan.

AIBC at CC4ES 2026: when cybersecurity moves beyond the screen

This time we went to the energy security conference without slides, but with an open notebook. Cyber-physical resilience stayed with us most.

The cybersecurity services catalogue on the AIBC platform

The AIBC platform is live. Fewer emails, straight to the point.

We have launched a place to explore our offer, configure a service and – where direct purchase is available – move straight to an order.

You can verify our certificates. Even at 2 a.m.

We built our own certificate system with individual identifiers, QR codes and online verification. Confirming authenticity takes seconds.

NIS2 and KSC: where to start before you have 100 action items

Before writing procedures and timelines, answer three questions: do the requirements apply to your organisation, what already works, and where is the first real gap?

SEMAFOR 2026: blockchain without magic or panic

At SEMAFOR, Małgorzata Michniewicz looked at blockchain through an auditor’s eyes. No promises of perfect technology, and no pretence that banning everything is the answer.

DORA Forum 2025: Małgorzata Michniewicz on the Programme Council

Małgorzata Michniewicz helped shape the programme of a conference on operational resilience in the financial sector – as a representative of ISACA Warsaw Chapter.

Blockchain meets internal audit: less hype, better questions

We returned to blockchain risk in Kraków, this time with internal auditors and controllers. The room quickly brought the technology down to evidence, audit plans and reporting to the board.