Is security an add-on?
It depends on your needs. Many protections are part of the IT services we agree on with you, and some can be added. What's included, and any added cost, is set out in your service agreement.
How we protect your business
This page explains how protection works across the IT services we agree on with you. What's included, and any added cost, is set out in your service agreement.
Protection, built into the IT services we agree on
We build practical protections into how we look after your laptops, network, and cloud apps, such as device updates, sign-in protection, access reviews, and backups, where agreed. What we cover is tailored to your needs and set out in your service agreement.
Our approach to cybersecurity, in plain language
Cybersecurity is the work of protecting your devices, accounts, and data from misuse. We keep it practical and explain it without technical jargon. Here's how it shows up in each area we look after.
Your team's laptops
Where agreed, this can include device updates, device protection, and removing access when someone leaves.
Your office network
Where agreed, this can include firewall settings, Wi-Fi access settings, and network monitoring.
Your email, files and accounts
Where agreed, this can include sign-in protection, access reviews, and backups.
Planning for security
Where agreed, this can include reviews of risks and gaps, and help answering customer security questionnaires.
When your customers ask about security
If your customers, partners, or contracts set security requirements, we help put agreed protections in place, keep them running, and help gather the documents and answers your customers ask for, where agreed. We do not certify or guarantee compliance, and your organization remains responsible for its own obligations.
A starting point
An IT health check is a conversation about how your backups and logins are set up today, based on what you share with us. We'll walk you through what we find, and you decide what happens next. This is not a certification, audit, or guarantee of security.
Frequently asked questions
Do you certify our company?
No. We do not certify or guarantee compliance. Where agreed, we can help put security controls in place and help gather the documents and answers your customers or auditors ask for. Any certification or audit is carried out by an outside auditor you choose, and your organization remains responsible for its own obligations.
Talk to us about protecting your business
Tell us what's not working, and we'll reply by email with next steps.