According to PricewaterhouseCoopers, recovery from a serious IT security incident costs between £90,000 and £170,000*, so it’s no wonder that companies are becoming more and more vigilant.

But how can you prevent data loss and downtime without imposing intrusive and cumbersome security measures? What’s the best way to achieve a streamlined security system that requires little maintenance, saving you time and money? How can you progress from short-term fire fighting to strategic planning of projects that add value throughout the company?

With our business security solutions, you can protect your financial and customer information with a reliable and accessible network that boosts your productivity. Read the case studies from satisfied customers. Or call us to find out how we can save you money whilst safeguarding your systems from IT threats.

* Information Security Breaches Survey, 2008. PriceWaterhouseCoopers

Read our case studies for more about the benefits of security

• Windrush Frozen Foods Ltd. Food Supplier Gains Higher Reliability, Manageability with Email Security Solution
  Windrush Frozen Foods Ltd. depends on Microsoft Forefront Security for Exchange Server for reliable mail. In addition to ‘flawless security’, Windrush IT has found the solution extremely easy to administer. As a result, they can now spend more time on strategic projects that add company-wide value.
• Latest Technology Supports Rapid Growth of Coffee Company
  First Choice Coffee deploys Windows Vista® and the 2007 Microsoft® Office system. As well as boosting productivity with its user-friendly tools, the software delivers added security. First Choice Coffee now receives very little spam, and benefits from advanced firewall and spyware protection.
• Food Service Company Helps Protect Key Information with Windows Server 2008
  Windrush Frozen Foods offers same-day delivery for its food products so communication between its employees, who are based over three sites, is critical. Read this case study to learn how, with Windows Server 2008, it has maintained efficiency and competitiveness whilst safeguarding sensitive information.