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When most people hear the term disaster recovery, they think of large-scale emergencies like floods, fires, or even national crises. While these events can certainly impact businesses, in reality, modern disasters are far more likely to come from cyberattacks, ransomware, cloud outages, or human error.
What is FTTP Broadband? FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) is a full-fibre internet solution where fibre optic cabling runs directly into your home or business. Unlike older technologies that rely on copper wiring, FTTP delivers ultrafast broadband with speeds of up to 1Gbps, minimal latency, and unrivalled reliability.
Microsoft Teams has evolved from chat and meetings into a unified communications platform that brings messaging, voice, video, telephony and apps together. Below we highlight the key Microsoft Teams features and benefits you should be using in 2025.
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Healthcare, pharmaceutical and life science organisations can take advantage of cloud and AI technologies to help improve and streamline the patient experience. By meeting the demand for rapid issue resolution, hyper-personalised experiences and more patient-centric engagements, healthcare providers can get ahead of the curve to deliver more accessible, cost effective care that sets them apart from their peers. Download infographic
From 1 October 2025, all criminal law firms in the UK will be required to hold Cyber Essentials certification. This new mandate is part of a broader push to strengthen cyber security within the legal sector and protect sensitive case data from the growing risk of cyber attacks.
Achieving Cyber Essentials certification isn’t just a checkbox exercise, it’s a strategic investment in your business's future. Whether you're strengthening your security posture, meeting regulatory requirements, or enhancing trust with customers and partners, we are your go-to cyber security partner.
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In the face of constantly evolving cyber threats, relying solely on traditional defences like firewalls and anti-virus is no longer enough. Today’s cyber landscape demands proactive detection, rapid response, and continuous oversight. This is where Managed Detection and Response (MDR) comes into play: a modern approach that empowers businesses to stay one step ahead of cyber threats - even when internal resources are stretched thin.
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