Cyber Resilience Centre Interview with Simon Bridge

What The 82% Incident Rate Means for Medium-Sized UK Firms

The UK Cyber Security Longitudinal Survey 2026 showed that 82% of organisations reported at least one breach in the past year, with medium-sized firms disproportionately affected. Limited resources, supply chain exposure and human risk increase vulnerability. Strengthening detection, baseline controls, incident response planning and staff awareness is essential for long-term resilience. Keep your business one step ahead with reliable cyber security services. Contact Redpalm today.

How to Switch IT Support Provider Without Disrupting Your Operations

A successful IT provider switch requires early auditing of systems and contracts, clear handover of access and responsibilities, parallel service migration to prevent downtime, and uninterrupted user support. These four steps reduce operational risk, maintain continuity, and ensure a stable transition without impacting daily business functions. Call Redpalm to switch IT providers seamlessly.

How to Vet Your Supply Chain – A Cyber Security Checklist for SMEs

Supply chain cyber security is about managing the risks posed by third-party suppliers who have access to your systems or data. Businesses should prioritise high-risk suppliers, assess access and data handling, verify security standards with evidence, and apply proportionate controls with regular reviews to reduce the likelihood and impact of supplier-led cyber incidents. Call Redpalm to protect your business from supply chain risks today.

Our Top 4 Cyber Security Trends to Watch Out for in 2026

With several businesses adopting online strategies and moving the bulk of their operations online in the past few years, implementing robust cyber security measures has become essential to reducing operational and data risks.

4 Cloud Migration Mistakes Managed IT Services Help You Avoid

Cloud migrations commonly fail due to weak planning, unmanaged security and compliance risks, unoptimised lift and shift approaches, and a lack of post-migration oversight. Addressing these issues through structured strategy, workload optimisation, and ongoing cost and security management reduces disruption, controls spend, and ensures cloud environments support long-term business operations. Call us to learn more about our cloud services today.

The Real Cost of Choosing the Wrong IT Supplier

Selecting the wrong IT supplier can lead to significant financial, operational, and strategic challenges. Poor decisions can lead to system failures, overspecified or misaligned solutions, productivity loss due to inadequate support, and limited scalability. Strategic supplier selection ensures reliable systems, efficient workflows, and flexible technology that support long-term business growth and continuity.

Who Owns Cyber Risk in Your Business? A Guide for UK Boards

What Regulated UK Industries Should Know About IT Outsourcing

Regulated sectors rely on IT outsourcing to maintain compliance, secure sensitive data, and keep essential systems running reliably. Financial services, healthcare, legal, and manufacturing organisations use external expertise to reduce risk, strengthen continuity, and manage complex infrastructure. Effective outsourcing supports operational demands while meeting strict regulatory obligations across specialised industries.

How to Create the Right Hybrid IT Workload Placement Strategy

Hybrid IT workload placement involves assigning applications and data to the most appropriate environment, such as cloud, on-premises or edge, based on factors like performance, latency, compliance and cost. A structured framework helps avoid common pitfalls, including vendor lock-in and poor scalability, enabling IT teams to make informed, secure and flexible infrastructure decisions.

Why AI-Generated Threats Are Outsmarting Old-School Security Controls

AI-driven cyber threats now use deepfakes, adaptive malware, and autonomous tools to bypass legacy defences. UK businesses are increasingly targeted, with reported breaches involving AI impersonation and data extraction. Traditional controls can’t keep up with these evolving threats. Effective protection requires AI-assisted detection, multi-layered strategies, and external support from cyber-focused managed service providers.