Partners and projects

Partners
Diversity is key to the success of i100. We are looking for people from every background working in companies of all sizes – from SMEs to multinationals, and across a wide range of sectors. Industry 100 is open to cyber practitioners working across a variety of fields from law and communications, to research and CNI. Please take a look at our current opportunities for more information about how you can get involved.
165
current placements
130
contributing organisations
300
secondments to date
Organisations currently participating in i100 include:

What's in it for industry?
- work with the NCSC and other industry experts in promoting the exchange of knowledge and insights
- the opportunity to challenge and help shape government thinking on cyber issues
- build a network of professional contacts across government and the wider cyber security community
- gain a greater understanding of how a central government department works
- demonstrate that your organisation is actively contributing to the cyber security of the UK
Below are some quotes from recent i100 participants:
The best part of being an i100 is having the opportunity to provide timely advice and knowledge to my host team and being given the opportunity to share this in the Operational Technology community. I've really enjoyed the opportunities to attend in-person events and connect with a wide range of different people - opening opportunities for collaboration and cross-sector knowledge sharing I'd have previously never considered. Having the opportunity to attend the recent "Neurodiversity in Cyber security" event hosted by NCSC was a brilliant example of the benefits that come with being an i100 - Emily, Dragos
I continue to be in awe of the shared sense of mission that being part of i100 gives me. Initially supporting NCSC’s legislative horizon-scanning, and now making a small contribution to taking i100 itself to the next level by sitting on its Advisory Group, I cannot describe how meaningful my work across i100 has been. And that is on top of the mutual benefits we gain simply by sharing information, comparing notes on challenges, and learning from each other as we strive to improve the UK’s cyber resilience. – Kat, NCC Group
