Identity & access
MFA, account reviews, conditional access and sensible permissions.
Managed cyber security
Cyber security.
Every layer covered.
Modern attacks rarely target one product in isolation. Nottingham Computers brings identity, email, endpoints, patching, monitoring, backup and response into one managed security view.
Security should be practical, visible and built into daily work.
Cyber security is not just software. It is how your users sign in, how files are shared, how email is protected, how devices are managed and how quickly you can recover when something goes wrong.
Devices & endpoints
Protection, patching and monitoring for the machines people rely on.
Email & collaboration
Phishing defence, safe sharing and Microsoft 365 security controls.
Backups & continuity
Recoverable data, tested processes and clear responsibilities.
Cyber services that cover the parts attackers actually target.
We prioritise the controls that protect accounts, inboxes, devices, files and recovery options, then help you keep improving over time.
Managed Cyber Security
Ongoing protection, review and practical advice shaped around your risk.
Discuss this areaEndpoint Protection
Controls for laptops, desktops and servers, with alerts that can be acted on.
Discuss this areaMicrosoft 365 Security
Identity, permissions, email, files and collaboration settings hardened properly.
Discuss this areaEmail Security
Reduce phishing, impersonation and malicious attachments before they reach users.
Discuss this areaBackup & Recovery
Make sure recovery points are visible, checked and understood before disruption.
Discuss this areaFirewall & Network Security
Protect key network routes, remote access and business-critical systems.
Discuss this areaSecurity Awareness
Plain-English staff guidance that reduces mistakes without slowing everyone down.
Discuss this areaCompliance & Risk Support
Clear evidence, policies and controls to support audits and insurance reviews.
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Monitoring & response
A more useful view of business risk.
Good security gives you visibility. We help you understand warning signs across Microsoft 365, devices, email, backups and networks, then turn those signals into practical action.
Suspicious sign-ins
Reviewed and prioritised
Email threats
Filtered before inbox
Backup coverage
Recovery points checked
Device health
Protection enforced
Policy gaps
Documented for action
Incident plan
Roles and next steps clear
Typical cyber security engagements.
Illustrative engagement patterns showing how identity, email, endpoint and recovery work can be brought together. These are not presented as verified client case studies.
Engagement example 1 · Healthcare and regulated services
Microsoft 365 security hardening for sensitive data
The organisation needed stronger controls around users, email and devices without making daily work harder.
What changed
- Enabled MFA and reviewed administrator access.
- Hardened Microsoft 365 security settings and sharing policies.
- Checked backup coverage and recovery responsibilities.
Intended outcome
The intended outcome is stronger protection for accounts, data and devices, with clearer evidence of the controls in place.
Read related engagement
Engagement example 2 · Multi-site operations
Multi-site resilience planning across monitoring and backup
Several sites depended on cloud systems, phones and connectivity, but there was no single view of risk or recovery.
What changed
- Reviewed connectivity, backup and device protection across sites.
- Introduced clearer monitoring and support escalation.
- Documented recovery priorities for core services.
Intended outcome
The intended outcome is clearer visibility across locations and an ordered plan for resolving risks before they cause disruption.
Read related engagement
Engagement example 3 · Professional services
Email security and staff guidance for professional services
Staff handled sensitive client communication, but phishing, shared inboxes and informal file sharing created unnecessary exposure.
What changed
- Improved email filtering and reviewed shared mailbox access.
- Created practical staff guidance for suspicious messages and secure sharing.
- Reviewed Microsoft 365 permissions with business owners.
Intended outcome
The intended outcome is clearer handling guidance, managed email protection and a consistent route for reporting suspicious communication.
Read related engagementA practical cyber security playbook.
The right controls are easier to maintain when everyone understands their purpose.
Review
Understand users, devices, Microsoft 365, email, backups and current risks.
Prioritise
Focus first on the gaps most likely to create business disruption.
Protect
Put sensible controls in place without making work harder than it needs to be.
Monitor
Keep watch over warning signs and recurring weaknesses.
Recover
Check that backups and response steps are ready before they are needed.
Improve
Review controls as your people, systems and risks change.
Frequently asked questions
Where should a business start with cyber security?
Start with identity, email, endpoint protection and backup. Those areas reduce common risks quickly and give you a stronger base for wider controls.
Can you secure Microsoft 365?
Yes. We help with MFA, administrator roles, conditional access, secure sharing, email security, backup planning and user guidance.
Do you help with cyber insurance requirements?
We can help review common technical controls and provide clearer evidence around MFA, backups, endpoint protection and security processes.
Can you respond if something suspicious happens?
Yes. We help investigate suspicious activity, contain risk, review affected systems and strengthen controls after the event.
Ready to strengthen your cyber security?
Book a practical security review with Nottingham Computers and get clear next steps for users, email, Microsoft 365, devices, backups and business continuity.