Lifeline IT was among the UK organisations represented at the ONE Conference – Europe’s leading cybersecurity event for business, science and government. Key learnings from the event will be used by Lifeline IT to help clients strengthen their security.
This month, Lifeline IT launches its ‘AI Workshops’ – unique sessions tailored to your business so you can learn more about the key aspects of the technology and how it can be successfully deployed within your organisation.
Keeping the company’s finances in good health is all in a day’s work for Lifeline IT’s management accountant Linda Echono. An experienced finance professional, we talk to Linda about her responsibilities at Lifeline IT.
How to make sound IT decisions was the subject of a roundtable event for senior decision-makers that Lifeline IT hosted in Amsterdam recently. The session covered a broad swath of the current cyber challenges facing organisations.
Valuable intellectual property (IP) and sensitive data make a traveller’s laptop a high-value target. The following insights are designed to help risk decision makers protect their organisation's ‘crown jewels’ while on the move.
Lifeline IT is building on its alliance with London Metropolitan University's School of Computing and Digital Media by running a series of cyber and governance projects that will be available to commerce and education.
Email should stop being our first choice. Email exists because it’s ubiquitous, not because it’s good. Has email had its day? Maybe not quite yet, but let's start to consider the End of Days for email - the sooner it goes, the better.
Reflections on “Next Steps for Cyber Security Policy and Regulation in the UK” hosted by the Westminster eForum which included discussion on the UK’s cyber resilience landscape, cyber growth and industrial strategy.
Everyone is aware of the rising energy prices due to conflict in the Middle East. But there are other price increases that businesses need to be aware of and that’s the steady rise in costs of technology subscription services.
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.
