IT support in London.
Managed IT, cyber security and Microsoft 365 for businesses across London, including the City of London, Westminster and Canary Wharf.
Talk to usIT support for businesses in London.
From professional services firms in the City and Westminster to creative and tech businesses in Shoreditch and King’s Cross, we look after the technology London SMEs rely on every day.
Businesses here tend to move quickly, hire often and answer to demanding clients. That makes clean joiner and leaver processes, well-managed Microsoft 365 and security you can evidence just as important as keeping laptops healthy.
- City of London
- Westminster
- Canary Wharf
- Shoreditch
- King’s Cross
- Croydon
- Bromley
What we do in London
One accountable partner for the technology your people rely on, from managed IT and cyber security to cloud, continuity and connectivity.
Keep work moving: service desk, device health and patching, endpoint protection and Microsoft 365 Business Standard.
Strengthen your defences: EDR, security configuration, awareness training, phishing simulation and Cyber Essentials readiness.
Advanced threat oversight: 24/7 SOC monitoring, threat investigation and enhanced email and identity security.
Good questions.
What businesses in London ask us most often.
You get regular reporting on what was raised, what was resolved and what we changed, along with what we think is worth doing next. If you only hear from an IT provider when something breaks, you are not getting the proactive half of the service.
Yes. Staff on the road or on site get the same support as anyone in the office, and we set devices up so that losing one does not mean losing access or data.
We do. Charities usually mean stricter reporting and more scrutiny of how data is handled. We are used to working within those constraints, including making the most of charity licensing where it is available, which often covers more than people expect.
Yes. We hold Cyber Essentials ourselves, and our Secure and Complete levels include Cyber Essentials readiness checks. Much of what the scheme asks for is what we would put in place anyway, so certification is often a matter of documenting and evidencing rather than starting from scratch.