IT Support UK for growing businesses

A central London law firm was running an aging VMware environment on hardware approaching end of life. They needed a strategic roadmap to modernise their infrastructure, reduce maintenance costs, and meet increasing compliance requirements from their clients — but lacked the in-house expertise to evaluate options and make confident technology decisions. They engaged us to assess their estate and design a transformation strategy that wouldn't disrupt business hours.

We began with a full infrastructure assessment and cloud readiness audit, then delivered a phased transformation roadmap prioritised by risk and ROI. Our strategy used Azure Site Recovery for zero-downtime replication, with PowerShell automation for assessment and scheduling. We designed a hybrid configuration to maintain connectivity during transition, and architected a comprehensive Azure Backup and Site Recovery framework to replace the firm's aging tape backup system. Throughout, we advised the firm's leadership team on compliance, cost modelling, and risk mitigation.

A regional healthcare company with six sites across the UK had no centralised IT strategy. Each site managed its own devices independently, leading to inconsistent security configurations, manual patching that was often months behind, and no visibility into the overall IT estate. They needed a strategic advisor to design a centralised management framework, define security policies, and guide them through NHS data security compliance — without disrupting clinical operations.

We conducted a full IT estate assessment across all six sites, then delivered a centralisation strategy with Microsoft SCCM as the foundation. We designed the architecture with distribution points at each remote site, defined automated patch deployment rings, and wrote compliance policies aligned to NHS standards. We advised the internal IT team throughout implementation, providing detailed runbooks and strategic guidance to ensure long-term self-sufficiency.

A Mayfair-based wealth management firm was experiencing an increasing volume of phishing emails, including targeted business email compromise attacks. Their existing email security was not catching sophisticated impersonation attempts, and they needed strategic guidance to meet FCA compliance requirements for email retention and legal hold. They lacked a cybersecurity roadmap and needed an advisor to assess their risk posture and design a comprehensive defence strategy.

We began with a cybersecurity risk assessment and gap analysis, then delivered a multi-layered defence strategy with Mimecast as the email security foundation. We designed impersonation protection rules, continuity services, and a 10-year compliance archive for FCA requirements. We also created a security awareness training programme with monthly phishing simulations. Throughout, we advised the firm's leadership on regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and ongoing security posture management.