Security

Increasingly yes. Main contractors, developers and public bodies often require Cyber Essentials before they'll award work. It proves your security basics are in place, helps you win and keep contracts, and is straightforward to achieve. Here's what's involved.

Protect high-profile clients' data with layered controls: multi-factor authentication, application allowlisting, least-privilege access, managed email security, encrypted backups and staff training. For music and entertainment accountants, confidentiality is part of the service.

Receive confidential data through encrypted SFTP, secure data rooms and VPN with MFA rather than email, then store and work on it within your managed, secured environment and control and dispose of it properly, part of managed IT at about £45 to £100 per user per month.

TMCs need layered cyber security: MFA, endpoint protection, allowlisting, email security, MDR, tested backups and training, ideally with Cyber Essentials, part of managed IT at about £45 to £100 per user per month.

Traders and brokers connect into bank and client networks through secure remote-access tools, locked down with multi-factor authentication, managed devices and tight access control, so the connection is reliable and safe at both ends.

Increasingly yes. Main contractors, developers and public bodies often require Cyber Essentials before they'll work with you. It proves your security basics are in place, helps you win and keep contracts, and is straightforward to achieve. Here's what's involved.

PCI DSS for a travel agency means a secured, segmented network, encryption, MFA and access control, logging, patching, vulnerability scans and trained staff, maintained as part of managed IT at about £45 to £100 per user per month.

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.