Here a few Help Sites which we find very useful:
Nominet
Nominet Manages .uk domains.
Domains (Non .co.uk)
Check out other Types of Domains.
Speed Test
ADSL Broadband Speed Checker
BT Speed Checker
What Speed would a BT Business Circuit give you
When downloading / Uploading information, it’s always useful to get a rough guide how long will it take.
VoIP Calculator
Check how many VOIP lines you can run on your Broadband.
File Checker
Check individual files for Virus’s from all the top providers.
Web site Checker is a very useful tool to check out a Website for Malicious Code.
Report a Fault
We would all like our life to run smoothly, however, please raise a Fault Ticket and one of our team will gladly look into your issue and see if we can over come it for you.
Think of these as different “levels” of security watching over your systems:
🔹 EDR (Endpoint Detection & Response)
Focus: Individual devices (laptops, desktops, servers)
EDR is like having a security guard on each device. It monitors activity, detects suspicious behaviour (like malware or hacking attempts), and helps respond quickly if something goes wrong.
👉 Simple way to say it:
“EDR protects the devices your team uses every day.”
🔹 MDR (Managed Detection & Response)
Focus: Outsourced expert monitoring
MDR builds on EDR by adding a team of cybersecurity experts who monitor alerts for you 24/7 and respond to threats.
👉 Simple way to say it:
“MDR gives you a security team without hiring one.”
🔹 XDR (Extended Detection & Response)
Focus: Everything working together (devices, email, network, cloud)
XDR connects multiple security tools into one system, giving a broader view of threats across your entire environment—not just devices.
👉 Simple way to say it:
“XDR sees the bigger picture across your whole IT environment.”
🔹 ITDR (Identity Threat Detection & Response)
Focus: User identities and access (logins, accounts)
ITDR protects against attacks targeting user accounts—like stolen passwords or phishing—by monitoring how identities are used and spotting unusual behaviour.
👉 Simple way to say it:
“ITDR protects your users’ identities—the front door to your systems.”
A common question we often get asked by our clients is what Anti-virus do you recommended or should you stick Microsoft Defender. While both are great at keeping your device safe, Bitdefender has some additional features that are incredibly advantageous to keep your business safe and secure.
Real-Time Protection: Bitdefender is known for its superior real-time threat detection and response capabilities, which can provide more comprehensive protection against emerging threats.
Additional Security Layers: Bitdefender includes features like ransomware protection, banking and payment protection, and network attack protection, which add extra layers of security to your digital life.
Advanced Features: Bitdefender offers a range of advanced features that Microsoft Defender lacks, such as webcam and microphone protection, a robust VPN service, and a file shredder.
To conclude I think Microsoft Defender is a solid, free option that comes pre-installed with Windows. However, if you are a business, you will need more advanced features and comprehensive protection, making Bitdefender the better choice.
This is only my opinion and not necessarily the view of the company.