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In software development, standing still is rarely an option. Platforms evolve, security threats grow more sophisticated, and user expectations continue to rise. Yet many development teams are still running older versions of their tools – often because upgrading feels risky, time-consuming or complex. ...

We’re exhibiting at the International Cyber Expo We’re excited to share that we’ve got stand at the International Cyber Expo at Olympia, London, for the very first time. 29-30 September 2026.  You’ll find us on stand K60, where our team will be ready...

  When a ransomware attack hits the news, the headlines are almost always dominated by the “big numbers”: a £5 million ransom demand, a 40% drop in stock price, or the multi-million-pound cost of system restoration. While these figures are staggering, they...

Software development is undergoing a major change in the way developers work with and create code.   AI in software development has moved beyond the novelty of “look what it can generate” and into something even more useful: agentic engineering.  That shift doesn’t remove developers...

Ashburton, Devon, UK – 29 April 2026 – We’ve expanded our cyber security portfolio with the addition of the CrowdStrike Falcon® cyber security platform, bringing AI-native protection to help you consolidate cyber security tools, reduce complexity, and stop breaches. As...

Creating space, confidence and connection The technology sector continues to evolve at pace, but progress isn’t just about innovation – it’s about people. That belief sits at the heart of our Women in Tech Roundtable. An event created to champion...

  As applications move closer to the edge, the rules of data management quietly change.  IoT devices, mobile apps and distributed systems don’t live in pristine data centres. They operate in the real world – with unreliable connectivity, limited resources and no DBA on standby. Yet...

Location intelligence is no longer a feature bolted onto asset‑centric platforms. In 2026, it’s core application infrastructure. As asset tracking moves beyond logistics into regulated, distributed and high‑value environments, software teams need location intelligence that delivers real‑world context, not just coordinates. This shift is redefining how modern applications manage risk, automation and scale.