Digital skills for the people holding records
Two courses on the risks and the tools that now sit on every desk, taught to staff rather than to IT.
Two courses for general staff rather than specialists: cybersecurity awareness, on phishing, payment fraud and device discipline, and AI and digital tools in operations, on using these tools inside a compliance role without losing control of the record. Neither is a technical course. Each ends in an ITF certificate of completion.
In this section
Cybersecurity awareness
For every employee, and above all finance, procurement, HR and assistants. It leaves one rule in writing: a changed bank detail is confirmed by a call to a number already on file, made by someone other than the person who received the request.
Read moreImplementation · 1 dayAI and digital tools in operations
For quality, HSE and food safety coordinators, document controllers and supervisors, taught at a keyboard. It leaves a different rule: no record that must be attributable to a competent person is generated unattended.
Read moreITF CyberSecurity readiness for the organisation
When the question is the policies, evidence and plans a security review asks for rather than staff behaviour, that work sits with ITF Cyber.
Read moreITF DigitalAgents that do the reading
When the next step after the AI course is software that assembles packs and hands a named person the decision, ITF Digital builds it.
Read morePart of one system
Every division keeps records to the same standard, so the second one you need works the way the first one did.
Start with the people who pay suppliers
Finance and procurement take the awareness half day first, because a changed bank detail is where the money leaves. The AI day follows for the people who write and approve your records.