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As a business owner, you’ve probably got a million things on your mind: sales, marketing, staffing, that weird humming noise coming from the coffee machine. The last thing you want to think about is some digital ninja trying to break into your computer systems. But, as the recent ransomware attacks

This month sees us welcome the lovely people at Knibbs Computer Services Ltd aka “Knibbs” and their clients to the (Cow)fold – see what we did there?  From the 1st April 2025 Knibbs and Wessex IT are officially one business. We’re delighted to have Carl Phillips with us in his

Meet Rob — one of our Projects Engineers. Rob joined our Service Desk in 2022, bringing with him a wealth of experience from his 20-year career in retail IT and his time running his own computer solutions business. With certifications like CompTIA A+, N+, and CCNA (Cisco) under his belt,

Businesses have to deal with risks that might quickly stop them from operating. These threats are genuine and increasing, whether they come from a ransomware assault, a cloud service failure, or even a natural disaster. Since the consequences of unforeseen interruptions can be disastrous, the stakes are much higher for

Technology outages can be expensive and disruptive for any organisation. Businesses used to rely solely on break-fix IT services, which only called for IT help when a problem arose. But as technology becomes more sophisticated and essential to every aspect of corporate operations, businesses are discovering that proactive managed IT

For millions of users worldwide, Windows 10 has been the go-to trusted operating system (OS) since its launch in 2015. However, as with all software, support eventually must come to an end. On 14th October 2025, Microsoft will officially end support for Windows 10, marking the end of regular security