Managed Services
We watch over you 24x7x365
We’re always here – monitoring threats, defending your IT infrastructure, securing your cloud use, and gaining insight into every network connection. And with one of the industry’s most qualified, experienced teams of cyber security experts and virtual CISOs, these services are all about dialogue and trust, not just cutting-edge tooling and tech.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
The right people, technologies and priorities for 'gold standard' protection
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The security of your infrastructure in the most capable hands
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Remote networks and more: know and manage what's there
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Protect the critical assets within your IT infrastructure
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Cyber security is always a people problem
Your biggest cybersecurity problem is your employees. There are always people who will click on phishing emails, no matter how much training you do. In this 3 minute video Reliance ACSN’s CTO and Commercial Director, Robin Vann, explains why we partner with Menlo – a cutting edge isolation platform which stops any phishing attack in […]
Lessons of the SolarWinds hack
In late 2020, the American cyber-security community discovered a widespread breach of private-sector and government networks. A primary vector for the breach appeared to be the hacking of software provided by the US information-technology company SolarWinds.
Managing cyber risk at NHS Trust board level
In November Reliance acsn and techUK organised a round table with NHS trusts to discuss the challenges they continue to face in cyber space.
From Stuxnet to Colonial: Why hackers will always target control systems
Stuxnet was about geopolitics. Colonial was about money (and perhaps geopolitics too). What links the two attacks – which occurred more than a decade apart – is that Industrial Control Systems (ICS) were affected by the attacks. One directly, the other indirectly.
