Hybrid Working Has Redefined Network Security Expectations Hybrid working is no longer a temporary adjustment. It is now a permanent operating model for many organisations, shaping how teams collaborate, access systems, and deliver services. While this shift has improved flexibility, productivity, and talent retention, it has also introduced network security challenges that traditional office-centric architectures

Why Perimeter Firewalls Alone No Longer Protect UK Businesses For many UK organisations, firewalls are still viewed as a boundary device that sits between the internal network and the outside world. While this approach worked in the past, it no longer reflects how modern businesses operate. Today’s UK businesses rely on cloud services, hybrid working,

Why NIS2 Is Forcing UK Organisations to Rethink Cyber Security Delivery The introduction of the NIS2 directive marks a significant shift in how cyber security is expected to be managed across the UK. While many organisations already invest in internal IT teams and point security solutions, NIS2 demands something more structured and continuous. UK regulators

Why Most Organisations Struggle With NIS2 Preparation For many UK organisations, NIS2 feels overwhelming not because the requirements are unclear, but because there is no obvious starting point. Unlike older security regulations, the NIS2 directive does not prescribe a single framework or toolset. Instead, it expects organisations to demonstrate structured risk management, governance, and operational