IRM (Integrated Risk Management) is a UK-based cybersecurity firm founded in 1998, now operating as part of the Capgemini Group following Capgemini's acquisition of Altran in 2020. The company serves over 750 customers across 25 countries, including numerous divisions of the UK Government. IRM delivers cybersecurity services through two main offerings: a consultancy practice with over 20 years of experience, and a proprietary software platform called SYNERGi, which is a GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) platform. The SYNERGi platform includes capabilities such as automated threat intelligence and business continuity management. The company's consultancy services cover a broad range of cybersecurity domains, including PCI compliance, vulnerability assessment, and threat intelligence. IRM positions its work around helping organisations progress through different stages of cyber maturity, addressing risks across people, processes, technology, places, and interactions. IRM holds various cybersecurity certifications and accreditations, though the specific certifications are not detailed in the available content. The company is headquartered in the UK (Cheltenham area, based on the +44 01242 area code) and publishes regular cybersecurity content and roundups as part of its outreach and advisory activities. Being part of the Capgemini Group — a global technology and consulting organisation with approximately 270,000 employees across nearly 50 countries — enables IRM to extend its service capabilities beyond its original scope while maintaining its established brand and client relationships.