The Human Firewall: The Key to Better Cyber Security
Andy Booth
Andy Booth
Thursday, October 8, 2026October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and while businesses continue to invest in firewalls, antivirus software and advanced security tools, there remains one line of defence that technology can never replace: people.
When AI Goes Rogue: Lessons From the OpenAI Incident
Andy Booth
Andy Booth
Thursday, August 27, 2026AI is becoming more powerful and autonomous, but greater automation brings new security risks. Discover why businesses need the right controls and human oversight to use AI safely and responsibly.
Which IT Partner Is Right For Your Business?
Rhonda Baker
Rhonda Baker
Wednesday, July 22, 2026MSP vs MSSP vs VAR: What's the Difference and Which IT Partner Is Right for Your Business?
If you've started looking for outsourced IT support, you've probably come across a bewildering collection of acronyms: MSP. MSSP. VAR. CSP. Break-fix. Systems Integrator. To someone outside the IT industry, it can feel like every technology company has invented its own title. The reality is that these terms describe very different types of providers, each offering a different level of service.
Built Different: Why Umbraco Wins
Rhonda Baker
Rhonda Baker
Thursday, July 2, 2026
Microsoft Business Standard vs Business Premium
Amanda Carter
Amanda Carter
Thursday, May 7, 2026At first glance, Microsoft Business Standard and Business Premium look almost identical. You get email, Teams, Word, Excel, OneDrive and SharePoint either way, so for day-to-day work most people won’t notice a big difference.
Where it changes is in the stuff you don’t see: security and device management.
Explaining The Shared Responsibility Data Model
Rhonda Baker
Rhonda Baker
Monday, April 27, 2026There’s a common assumption that if your business is using Microsoft 365, your data is already safe and backed up.
It’s an easy mistake to make. After all, Microsoft provides a highly resilient, always-available platform. But the reality is different, and it comes down to something called the Shared Responsibility Model.