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Web applications such as websites, cloud platforms, and APIs are central to modern business workflows, but they are vulnerable to HTTPS-based attacks that can disable applications, grant access to internal systems, trick users, or steal data. Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) protect these by analysing and filtering incoming HTTPS requests based on perceived risk. This guide…

Community Fibre is one of the UK’s fastest growing full fibre broadband networks, with a strong focus on urban connectivity and 100% full fibre infrastructure. Its network supports broadband speeds of up to 10 Gbps, significantly higher than the fastest widely available services on the Openreach network. This guide explains who Community Fibre is, how…

WiFi 7 is the latest standard for local wireless connectivity. It manages wireless traffic more intelligently and can support up to twice the usable capacity of WiFi 6E, delivering a major improvement for busy networks. However, WiFi 7 offers limited benefit unless WiFi 7-compatible devices are in use and the wired LAN and broadband connection…

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a cybersecurity platform that collects and analyses data from across an organisation’s systems to identify suspicious activity and threats, and generate alerts. It serves as the cybersecurity HQ for organisations with extensive digital estates, providing security teams with global visibility into all systems from a single place. While…

ISO 27001 is the internationally recognised standard for information security management. Certification demonstrates an organisation’s commitment to robust data protection and cybersecurity practices. Many businesses achieve ISO 27001 to meet regulatory and compliance requirements, obtain secure public sector and enterprise contracts, and support customer onboarding. This guide outlines what ISO 27001 is, who needs it,…

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a security system that monitors business devices across the office and the internet to detect and respond to suspicious behaviour or threat patterns before they become successful attacks. Alongside antivirus and other security tools, EDR forms a core part of endpoint security and is implemented through enterprise products such…