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Built for environments where IT failure has consequences
Every sector we work in has its own regulator, its own systems and its own definition of a bad day. The discipline is the same; the detail is not.
Sector
Healthcare
Clinical systems, DSPT obligations and patient data handled to the standard the sector demands. We keep clinical operations running while the controls tighten around them.
- DSPT and Cyber Essentials Plus support
- Clinical system continuity
- Contract compliance for NHS-adjacent work
- Endpoint compliance across the estate
Sector
Public Sector
Subcontracted delivery inside central government and major UK transport environments, where consistency, documentation and accountability are conditions of entry rather than nice to have.
- Device rollout at scale
- Secure configuration standards
- Structured programme delivery
- Discretion as standard
Sector
Manufacturing
Office and shop floor under one security standard — shared kiosks locked down, CAD and CNC workstations supported, site-wide connectivity production can rely on.
- Shop-floor and kiosk security
- CAD and CNC workstation support
- Site-wide firewall and wireless
- Cyber Essentials maintained
Sector
Accountancy & Finance
Client financial data and email under advanced protection, with the visibility and evidence a regulated practice needs to show it takes confidentiality seriously.
- Advanced email and endpoint protection
- Client confidentiality controls
- Audit-ready reporting
- Hardware lifecycle management
Sector
AI & Software
Enterprise-grade controls for fast-scaling technical teams — cloud platforms brought under management, environments separated, distributed estates on one standard.
- AWS management and cost control
- Environment separation
- Windows and macOS across time zones
- Security that does not slow shipping
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