The purpose of the IBF service is to turn information security from a set of ad hoc activities into a sustainable operating model: clear responsibilities, repeatable processes, up-to-date documentation, and measurable controls. In practice, this means the organisation can handle day-to-day security questions and risks consistently, while management receives regular, decision-oriented visibility into the current state, open actions, priorities, and key decision points.
A core value of the service is closing the gap between “paper” and “real operations”: policies and procedures are not only created, but embedded into daily routines, and the required evidence is produced consistently. This results in faster and lower-risk partner due diligence, a stronger supplier position, fewer business disruptions, and more predictable incident handling. For NIS2 organisations and DORA-relevant suppliers, this is especially important because compliance is not only a regulatory topic but also a direct contractual and partner expectation – an effective IBF service materially reduces the cost of compliance and accelerates the ability to prove it.