Ryan Norfolk

Server security in the UK has always been a moving target. In the past decade, we’ve seen ransomware-as-a-service, state-sponsored attacks, and cloud misconfigurations dominate the headlines. Looking ahead, the future is even more complex, with emerging technologies like quantum computing, AI, and zero-trust networking reshaping how businesses must think about server security. For UK businesses,…

Cybersecurity is often seen as the domain of big corporations with big budgets. But in reality, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK are just as likely—if not more likely—to be targeted by cybercriminals. Why? Because attackers assume SMEs have weaker defences and fewer resources. The UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2024 revealed…

In today’s digital economy, no business can afford downtime. A single server failure, ransomware attack, or accidental deletion can bring operations to a halt. That’s why disaster recovery (DR) and backup strategies are critical components of server security. Yet, according to the UK Government’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2024, 39% of UK businesses admitted they…

Cyberattacks are becoming faster, more complex, and more automated. For UK businesses, this means traditional defences aren’t enough. Firewalls and manual monitoring can’t keep pace with AI-driven phishing campaigns, automated ransomware, and botnets that evolve in real time. The good news? Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are now being used by UK hosting providers and…

When choosing a hosting provider in the UK, flashy marketing claims aren’t enough. To truly know your servers and data are secure, you need proof—proof that comes in the form of independent security certifications. Server security certifications demonstrate that a provider follows best practices, complies with legal frameworks, and has been independently audited. For UK…