Ensuring resilient protection against the latest cyber threats is a business imperative for organisations of every size. The frequency and ferocity of cyber attacks is growing, with the UK Government's 2024 cyber security breaches survey showing that a staggering 50% of businesses and 32% of charities experienced some form of cyber security breach or attack in the last year.But protecting your...

Migrating key business applications to the cloud is a significant step towards digital transformation, and opens up a world of possibilities for your organisation. But the journey doesn't end here. Whether you’re looking to optimise your environment, make the jump to being fully cloud-native, or use cloud as a springboard to harness the latest innovations like AI, it’s important to plan your next...

As cyber security threats grow more sophisticated, proactive security measures, rather than reactive defence, are the best way to keep your business secure. Our blog explores what it means to adopt a more proactive approach, and how it helps keep cybercriminals out of your environment altogether.

Hybrid working has become embedded in modern work culture. Once limited to a handful of specialist roles that could be performed remotely, it has now become the default for countless businesses, and has cemented itself as the future mode of working for many organisations.

Cyber security is constantly evolving, meaning organisations often find themselves in a constant battle against external threats. However, a critical vulnerability often lurks within our own walls: insider threats. As we navigate the complexities of modern digital environments, it's time to reassess our approach to this often-overlooked aspect of cyber security.

When monitoring IT assets, it’scommon for underutilised or legacy hardware to go unnoticed. Equally, many organisations will look to sweat existing technology to extend value and delay refreshes. While common, these behaviours contribute to a build-up in technical and security debt that could harm your business in the future.

As volumes of data grow, so too does the force they exert on the wider IT environment, pulling applications into closer proximity. This is data gravity – our blog explores how businesses can work around it orleverage it to their advantage.

Cyber threats are constantly adapting, meaning businesses need robust and proactive security measures to protect their critical assets and data. Managed Detection and Response (MDR) has emerged as a vital service to help organisations detect, respond to, and mitigate cyber threats effectively. This blog explores what MDR is, how it works, its benefits, and how FluidOne can help enhance your cyber...

Modern cyber threats are increasing in their sophistication and frequency. To effectively combat these risks, organisations need a tough security infrastructure. One of the key components of such an infrastructure is a Security Operations Center (SOC). This blog explores what a SOC is, its functions, and why it is essential for modern businesses. We'll also delve into the benefits of having a SOC...

Managed IT services used to be synonymous with cutting costs - not anymore. Businesses across the UK are utilising them to solve problems and gain an edge in their market. Let's dive into why this matters and how FluidOne is making a difference.