This insurance-ready service eliminates unpredictable costs while helping organisations strengthen cyber resilience and meet growing compliance and insurance demands.

“We’re seeing a clear shift in how organisations approach incident readiness,” says Kurt Goodall, Troye‘s technical director. “With Incident360, our clients gain full incident response coverage backed by global experts – plus the planning tools to build cyber resilience before an attack ever happens.”

Unlike traditional retainers that charge by the hour and force teams to ration IR time, the Incident360 Retainer provides end-to-end coverage for one major security incident – no matter the incident type – and includes proactive readiness resources to help organisations build stronger security foundations.

These include a dedicated incident response dashboard and secure planning portal, tailored runbooks for common attack scenarios such as ransomware and business email compromise (BEC), and a detailed Cyber Resilience Assessment that maps your posture to recognised frameworks like NIST CSF and CIS Controls.

“The platform also provides SLA-backed response times, as fast as one hour with the Rapid Response add-on, and delivers posture ratings that support insurance and compliance needs,” he explains.

One of the most significant advantages of Incident360 is cost certainty. Traditional emergency response services can lead to unpredictable and often exorbitant bills.

By contrast, Incident360 offers a flat annual fee that covers everything from initial containment through to full recovery – eliminating financial guesswork and enabling more strategic planning.

The service also delivers rapid, SLA-backed response. With a default response time of three hours – and the option to reduce that to just one hour through the Rapid Response add-on, businesses can trust that Arctic Wolf’s expert incident responders will be available exactly when they’re needed.

Crucially, Incident360 brings together global expertise and local support. Arctic Wolf’s incident response team is recognised by over 30 global cyber insurance providers and handles more than a thousand real-world incidents each year.

When delivered through Troye, this global capability is combined with hands-on South African support that understands the regional landscape and regulatory environment.

Preparedness is another pillar of the Incident360 Retainer. Runbooks, tabletop exercises, incident response plan reviews, and cyber posture assessments are not afterthoughts, they are core components of the service.

This ensures that customers are not only covered in the event of an incident but are actively strengthening their defences long before one occurs.

Goodall says Incident360 is an ideal fit for organisations that need to meet cyber insurance or regulatory compliance requirements.

“It is particularly well-suited to businesses that lack a fully staffed internal SOC or incident response team, and for those looking for a reliable, globally trusted partner backed by local expertise. It also appeals to companies seeking predictable, stable security spending without sacrificing effectiveness or capability.”

The core Incident360 tier includes complete incident response coverage and foundational readiness tools like the JumpStart planning suite, with a guaranteed response SLA of three hours.

Incident360 Plus builds on this with additional proactive services, including tabletop simulations and detailed incident response plan reviews, making it the ideal choice for organisations looking to mature their IR strategy.

For high-risk environments or critical industries, the Rapid Response Add-On reduces the response time to just one hour, providing even greater assurance when every second counts.

“Cyberattacks are inevitable – how you prepare and respond is what sets resilient organisations apart. With Incident360, we’re giving our clients a faster, smarter, more cost-effective way to take control of their cybersecurity destiny,” he concludes.

Launched as a three-year pilot in December 2021, the programme is designed to disrupt Nigerian Organised Crime Groups by redirecting at-risk youth towards positive alternatives in Bayelsa, Edo, Zamfara and Lagos states.

In select local governments of these states, the SOC Prevent Programme has established robust structures and delivered various interventions, including Back-to-School Initiatives, Digital Skills Acquisition, Dance and Drama Workshops and Sports Interventions.

Collaborating closely with the Nigeria Police Force, the programme has trained 83 officers in the Prevent methodology, reinforcing the commitment to institutionalise this approach in tackling Serious & Organised Crime.

To date, approximately 1,500 beneficiaries across the four states have been diverted from potential involvement in organised crime.

Speaking at the meeting, the Acting British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Gill Lever said:

“Serious & Organised Crime is a priority for both Nigeria and the UK, and can take many forms. Ranging from online focussed activities like cybercrime to the physical movement of illicit commodities and people in the form of trafficking.

Our results in Nigeria have proven that the Prevent methodology works, and it has been successful in diverting young people from choosing a life of crime. I believe that the valuable discussions that took place today will smoothen the way for Prevent to be fully institutionalised in Nigeria.”

The meeting included representatives from the Federal Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Police Affairs, the Nigeria Police Force, Nigeria Security & Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), INTERPOL, Office for Strategic Preparedness and Resilience (OSPRE), Ministry of Police Affairs, Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), and others.