Lifeline IT’s Daniel Mitchell was recently featured in the media, talking about the importance of physical IT security. His article about ‘Cyber Security Intelligence’, focused on the role that physical and personnel security should play.
As 2026 gets under way, we thought we’d set out some of the key IT and tech priorities for the year. Ranging from cyber security changes to AI development, Daniel and Adam talk us through what’s on the horizon for the next 12 months.
As 2025 draws to a close, we take a look back at the past 12 months and highlight the key events of the year for Lifeline IT and the wider business community inclluding the AI revolution, global tech outages and a year of growth for Lifeline IT.
Companies are failing to maximise the potential of their data to give valuable business insights. Our annual ‘IT Trends Survey’ research showed almost a third of organisations do nothing with the data they keep to help improve company performance.
Cross-border cyber security cooperation was the key aim of the ONE Conference, attended by Lifeline IT’s Daniel this week. The two-day event, held in The Hague, is Europe’s prime cyber event, where businesses and government share knowledge, best practice and research results.
We’re delighted to announce that we’ve strengthened our expertise with the addition of one of the UK’s leading cyber security specialists. Cheryl Martin joins the company as a cyber security adviser and coach to the Lifeline IT team and clients.
Helping companies scale, raise investment or prepare for a sale are just some of the ways that fractional leadership benefits organisations. We talk to Marc Hartog, founder of Fractionality, a Lifeline IT partner and one of the innovators in the field.
Helping businesses develop and grow by providing valuable finance is something Rivers Finance Group has been doing for over a decade. A Lifeline IT client since 2017, we talk to Executive Chairman and Founder Ratan Daryani to find out more.
DORA – the Digital Operational Resilience Act is EU legislation which impacts British companies that have business relationships or operations in the EU. Lifeline IT has worked with a number of our European financial clients to ensure they are compliant.
The growth of Lifeline IT’s Peterborough site was featured in the media at the end of 2024. Daniel and Adam were interviewed by the Peterborough Telegraph’s business section about the company’s recent expansion into larger premises and increase in staff.
As 2024 draws to a close, we take a look back at some of the year’s highlights. From office moves and expanding the team, through to growth in Europe thanks to our dedicated team based in Amsterdam, and the role of AI - it’s been a busy year for Lifeline IT.
The results of Lifeline IT’s ‘2024 IT Trends Research’ were recently featured in the business and technology media. As part of the research, we polled clients and employees to find out about their IT habits, in particular their attitudes towards artificial intelligence.
Managing the schedules and operations for over 80 clients are just some of the tasks handled by Lifeline IT duo Angela Slivko and Magda Kuna. The team work out of the company’s Peterborough office and we talk to them about their working life at Lifeline IT.
Lifeline IT is growing its Peterborough operation with a move to larger premises and the addition of extra staff. The new location is four times larger than the previous office, providing more space for company training and visiting staff from other Lifeline IT offices.
Dealing with technical issues and advising clients on the best IT systems for their organisation are just part of Roberto Capotosti’s role as senior engineer. We talk to Roberto, who joined the company in 2013, about his working life at Lifeline IT.
