
Stay Safe: Security that works together
Good security isn’t one thing. See how identity protection, security awareness and certification work together to help growing businesses stay safe.
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Stay Safe: Security that works together
Growing a business is hard enough. Your security shouldn’t make it harder.
Cybersecurity can get complicated quickly. More tools. More terminology. More things for businesses to keep track of.
But good security doesn’t need to feel complicated.
It’s about putting the right protections in the right places, helping your people recognise risk, and knowing where your business stands.
That’s the thinking behind Stay Safe by Rhubarb.
Rather than treating security as one product or one problem, Stay Safe brings together the practical layers that help protect a modern workplace.
Protect the identities behind your business

The traditional office perimeter has changed.
Your people work across the office, home, client sites and everywhere in between. That means the identity someone uses to access email, Microsoft 365, files and business applications has become a critical part of your security perimeter.
And compromised accounts don’t always announce themselves.
Unusual sign-ins, impossible travel, MFA fatigue and unexpected privilege changes can all be early indicators that something isn’t right.
Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR) continuously monitors identities for suspicious behaviour, helping detect attacks before they have the opportunity to spread.
See the small signs before they become big problems.
Help your people spot what technology can’t

Technology is only part of the picture.
Phishing is getting harder to spot because attackers can imitate the brands, messages and requests people already trust. Add a little urgency and a fake email can suddenly feel very real.
That’s why security awareness shouldn’t be treated as a once-a-year checkbox.
Security Awareness Training helps teams build the skills to recognise phishing, protect passwords and report suspicious activity before it becomes an incident.
Regular training helps turn those lessons into habits, so when something suspicious does land in an inbox, people know what to do.
Because when it comes to security, practice beats panic.
Know where your gaps are

Being secure is one thing.
Knowing where you stand is another.
CyberCert acts as a security health check across your people, processes and technology, assessing the business against key security frameworks.
The goal isn’t another report full of technical jargon.
It’s to identify weaknesses, understand which ones matter most, and give your business a prioritised roadmap of practical improvements.
It also gives businesses independent assurance they can share with clients, partners and insurers.
Know your gaps. Lower your risk.
Security works better together

None of these protections exists in isolation.
Identity protection can help detect suspicious behaviour.
Security awareness can help prevent that suspicious click in the first place.
Assessment and certification can show you where the next gaps are and what to improve.
Together, they create something much more useful than another security product: a security approach that works quietly in the background while your business gets on with growing.
That’s really what Stay Safe is about.
Not adding more noise. Not making everyone a cybersecurity expert.
Just putting sensible protections around your people, identities and business.

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