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Despite the Internet being designed as a distributed network, many organisations have gradually concentrated their operations around a very small number of networks, cloud platforms and data centres. The result... Read More

AI has captured the attention of every boardroom. Organisations are investing heavily in new platforms, exploring emerging use cases, and looking for ways to improve productivity, automate processes, and accelerate... Read More

This is the final week of this month’s AI in Practice theme, focused on building the skills and trust needed to move AI into production. The answers differ by market.... Read More

AI rarely fails in the moment it is demonstrated. It fails later, when it has to move through the systems, teams, and controls that make an organisation work.  That is where the next phase... Read More

Shadow AI isn’t just a security gap; it’s a visibility and control problem that directly impacts how managed service providers (MSPs) protect, advise, and grow their clients. As AI tools... Read More

For years, IT teams patched by the calendar. They relied on maintenance windows and carefully planned schedules. It made perfect sense back when hackers took their time, and IT could... Read More

Two important changes to UK data protection law come into force on 19 June 2026. The first introduces a legal requirement for organisations to operate a formal complaints-handling process. The... Read More

Data centre security is often discussed through a cyber lens, where networks, firewalls and system resilience define the boundaries of the problem. In conversation with Michael Paule, DVP Vertical Business... Read More

Mid-sized businesses are the backbone of the UK economy. Their role as essential suppliers, logistics providers and professional services firms means that their resilience is vital – not just for... Read More

For many years, cloud sovereignty was treated as a narrow compliance issue, managed by legal or regulatory teams rather than embedded into an organisation’s technology strategy. Now, across Europe, both... Read More

Cybersecurity planning has long been influenced by emerging threat models. Today, quantum computing is moving from theoretical discussion into strategic risk assessment. While the precise timeline for quantum capability remains... Read More

Cybersecurity is often framed as a technical discipline. Firewalls, detection systems, and infrastructure resilience remain central to how organisations approach risk. Increasingly, however, attacks exploit structure, scale, and behaviour as... Read More