A new cyber profession for government
A new cyber profession for government
Chief Information Security Officer, Greg Dakin, explores the impact that the new Cyber profession will have on DBT and its users.
Chief Information Security Officer, Greg Dakin, explores the impact that the new Cyber profession will have on DBT and its users.
When I.AI closed their Redbox product in December 2025, DBT had already diverged substantially from that original platform. Two years of user research and iteration created something distinct, shaped by the specific needs of civil servants working with Official Sensitive material.
“Diversity in Digital and Data leads to better outcomes for all of DBT and the businesses we support in the UK and beyond.”
How DBT lead with a human-centred approach to upgrade its staff onto Windows 11.
At DBT, our research projects are based on ethical and methodologically sound foundations. We ensure that our participants are incentivised for their time and the expertise they share with us. In this blog, we share about balancing different kind of incentives for ethical user research.
How cyber awareness is about transforming DBT's culture, not just ticking boxes.
How DBT's Employee Experience team combined user research, design and delivery expertise to improve the department's intranet.
When it comes to digital change - the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) is making our people the priority.
How DBT's Export Support Chatbot will supply small businesses with the knowledge they need to export.
Some of the insights and opportunities we uncovered that are critical to how we use data at DBT.
As use of generative AI grows, so does the opportunity to meet businesses’ quests for information. Only if DBT’s online content is designed to meet users’ needs.