Protect Your Business
Before It's Too Late

Yes in fact small businesses are disproportionately targeted because they're seen as easy prey. In 2025, 39% of UK businesses reported a cyber attack or breach. The cost of a single incident (averaging £3,400 for SMEs, and much higher for data breaches that trigger ICO investigation) far exceeds the cost of prevention.

Cyber Essentials is a UK government-backed certification scheme that verifies your organisation has the basic technical controls in place to defend against common attacks. It's mandatory for any business bidding for government contracts, and is increasingly required by enterprise clients and cyber insurers. Even if it's not required, it's a cost-effective way to demonstrate security commitment.

Traditional antivirus works by matching files against a database of known malware signatures. It's blind to new, unknown threats. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) monitors the behaviour of every process on a device in real time detecting suspicious activity even from zero-day malware that has never been seen before. Modern EDR also includes the ability to automatically roll back ransomware encryption, a capability traditional AV simply doesn't have.

With our managed security in place, you're protected at multiple layers the attack is unlikely to succeed in the first place. If it does, our immutable backup system means we can restore your data and systems without paying a ransom. We'll manage the incident response from detection through to full recovery, and help you meet any regulatory notification obligations.

Absolutely. Cyber insurers are increasingly requiring evidence of specific security controls often Cyber Essentials certification, multi-factor authentication, and documented backup procedures. We can assess your current posture against common insurer requirements, implement any gaps, and provide the documentation you need.