What the Microsoft 365 price increases in July 2026 mean for you
Here's our useful summary of the new round of Microsoft 365 price increases that are taking effect from 1 July 2026.
Cyber Essentials is changing in April 2026: Here’s what your business needs to know
Cyber Essentials is evolving again, and the changes from 27 April 2026 are more significant than previous years.
World Backup Day: why backups and recovery planning matter more than ever
World Backup Day on 1 April 2026 is an important reminder for businesses to look beyond day-to-day IT operations and focus on resilience. In a world of increasing cyber threats, hardware failure, and human error, backups are critical to business survival.
Cyber Essentials device scope: what is in and what is out?
A guide to the devices covered by Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus, and which devices can be excluded under specific conditions.
Phishing‑resistant MFA in Microsoft 365: why passkeys are now essential
Microsoft 365 is a prime target for credential theft and phishing attacks. Passkeys are the latest and strongest form of defense.
Stryker cyber attack: why UK businesses must lock down admin access to trusted locations
A major incident affecting global medical technology giant Stryker has once again highlighted how critical strong identity and access controls are to modern defence against cyber attack.
Every business needs a backup service like Dropsuite for Microsoft 365
Why every business needs a backup service like Dropsuite for Microsoft 365 – and Why Priority IT Is the right partner to manage it for you.
Windows 11 Feature Builds: staying secure, supported and up to date
With Microsoft releasing 26H1 Feature Build on 10 February 2026, we thought it would be a good idea to explain what the feature update is and how to ensure you are running a supported version of Windows 11.
Five reasons why your normal user account should not have admin access
Modern security best practice is clear: everyday user accounts should NEVER have admin access – here's why.
