Why we join
A logo on a sponsor page doesn't protect anybody
Cybersecurity firms collect memberships the way some companies collect certifications — for the badge. We join the organizations our clients and neighbours already belong to because it puts us in the room when a business is deciding what to do about security, not six months later when something has already gone wrong.
Rooted in Michiana
We're members of three regional chambers — Elkhart, South Bend and Wakarusa. When a member business needs help after a suspicious email or a failed audit question, we're local, reachable, and already familiar with the area's employers.
Connected to the industry
MSPAA and ISBT keep us alongside peers in managed IT and in beverage and food manufacturing — two sectors with real operational-technology risk and real compliance pressure. It's how we stay current instead of generic.
Open to fellow members
If you're a member of one of these organizations, a conversation with us costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Start with a free assessment of where you actually stand.
Our partners
The organizations we're part of
Five organizations, grouped by what they do. Three are regional chambers of commerce; two are industry associations that connect us to peers and to the technical side of the industries our clients work in.
Regional chambers of commerce
Northern Indiana runs on manufacturing, healthcare and family-owned business — exactly the profile attackers target with phishing and business email compromise. These are the rooms where that conversation actually happens.
Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce
Founded in 1919 and now more than 920 member businesses representing roughly 48,000 employees. The Chamber describes its mission as being “the leading resource for making connections that foster collaboration” across the Greater Elkhart business community.
Visit elkhart.org →
South Bend Regional Chamber
Established in 1909 and re-awarded 5-Star Accreditation by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in November 2025. A catalyst organization for South Bend, Mishawaka and St. Joseph County, working across economic development, workforce and government affairs.
Visit sbrchamber.com →
Wakarusa Chamber of Commerce
A small-town chamber whose stated mission is to “strengthen, support, and grow the economic vitality of our member businesses, while continuing to develop our town as a tourist destination, and maintaining its historic charm.” Small businesses face the same threats as large ones with a fraction of the staff.
Visit wakarusachamber.com →Industry associations
Membership here keeps our practice sharp — peer standards on the managed-services side, and technical grounding in beverage and food production, where availability and safety matter as much as data. Both feed directly into our managed security program and compliance work.
MSPAA — MSP Association of America
A membership association and verified directory that helps businesses find vetted managed service providers, and gives providers shared resources, events and peer standards. MSPAA verifies listed providers at the state level.
Visit mspaa.net →
ISBT — International Society of Beverage Technologists
Founded in Washington, D.C. in 1953 with over 1,000 members worldwide, ISBT exists “to provide a networking forum for technical collaboration focused on expanding expertise and advancing beverage science” — relevant to the food-and-beverage manufacturers across northern Indiana.
Visit isbt.com →How it works
From a handshake to a security program
There's no members-only pricing tier or secret handshake. There is a straightforward path from “we should probably look at this” to a program you can point an auditor, an insurer or a customer at.
Have the conversation
A no-obligation call about what your business does, what it runs on, and what's keeping you up at night. Book a consultation.
Find out where you stand
A free security assessment replaces guesswork with a picture of your actual exposure — the same picture an attacker would build.
Fix what matters first
Prioritized remediation through vulnerability management and penetration testing, so effort goes where risk actually is.
Keep it that way
Ongoing protection through our MSSP program, plus phishing simulations that turn your team into a first line of defense.
Questions
About these partnerships
Do I have to be a chamber or association member to work with iFlock?
No. Membership isn't a requirement and there's no members-only rate card. These are the communities we're part of, not a gate. Anyone can book a consultation.
How is this different from your technology partners page?
This page lists the business and industry organizations iFlock belongs to. Our technology and service partners are a separate group — the vendors and firms whose tools and services we deploy for clients, like Tenable, Arctic Wolf, Drata and Cisco Duo.
Do you only serve businesses in northern Indiana?
No. Our chamber memberships are regional because that's where we're based and where a lot of our clients are, but our assessment, testing and managed security services are delivered remotely as well as on-site.
My organization is a member. What can iFlock actually help with?
Most conversations start in one of three places: a compliance deadline (PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, or a cyber-insurance questionnaire), a security incident or near-miss, or a customer asking questions you can't answer yet. All three start the same way — finding out where you stand.
How do we get iFlock involved with our organization?
Reach out through our contact page. We're happy to talk about member education, speaking, or simply being the security firm your members can call.
Find out where your business actually stands
No obligation, no sales pressure — just a clear picture of your exposure and a prioritized list of what to fix first. That's the same conversation we'd have with you at a chamber event, only with the data in front of us.