Security

Yes. Your team is the front line, and most attacks on law firms start with a person. Short, regular security awareness training and simulated phishing tests measurably reduce the risk of a costly mistake or a fraudulent payment.

Yes. Your people are the front line, and most attacks on contractors start with a person. Short, regular training and simulated phishing tests measurably cut the risk of a costly click or a fraudulent payment, for office and site staff alike.

Travel agencies stop BEC and payment fraud with email security, MFA, application allowlisting, staff training and a strict out-of-band bank-detail verification process, part of managed IT at about £45 to £100 per user per month.

A construction business needs layered security: MFA, managed email security, endpoint protection, application allowlisting, staff training and tested backups, plus payment-verification habits. You handle money and client data, so depth matters. Here's the defence.

Insurers expect MFA, managed endpoint protection, tested isolated backups, email security, patching, training and an incident plan, often Cyber Essentials too, part of managed IT at about £45 to £100 per user per month.

A managed SOC is security software and specialists watching your systems around the clock, spotting and responding to threats you'd otherwise miss. For an accountancy firm holding sensitive client data, that constant watch catches attacks early. Here's what it does.

A managed SOC is a security operations team and software watching your systems around the clock, spotting and responding to threats you'd otherwise miss. For a contractor handling payments, that constant watch catches attacks early. Here's what it does.

Contractors need layered security: MFA, application allowlisting, managed endpoint protection, email security, threat monitoring, staff training and tested backups, plus tight payment controls. You handle money and client sites, so depth matters. Here's the defence.

Rural and agricultural consultancies need layered security (MFA, endpoint protection, email security, backups and training) and benefit from Cyber Essentials, which is affordable for a small firm and includes cyber insurance. Here's what's involved.

Yes. Your team is the front line, and most attacks start with a person, not a computer. Short, regular security awareness training and simulated phishing tests measurably reduce the risk of a costly mistake.