Canvas hack shows that your data is only as secure as your third-party providers
The recent Canvas hack not only disrupted learning around the globe, but threatened to expose the personal data of millions of individuals. With organisations required to hand over control of their data to third parties in return for access to services, how can they protect themselves from a similar incident?
Read morePrepare for the quantum threat with Conscia’s post-quantum encryption email learning journey
Prepare for the quantum threat. Join Conscia's free six-part email learning journey to understand post-quantum encryption, assess the risks, and learn how to start your journey towards quantum-safe security.
Read moreCYBERUK brought together the UK’s cyber security experts – here’s what they were talking about
The end of April saw NCSC mark its 10th anniversary with its hosting CYBERUK – a major cyber security conference that draws together over 2,500 leaders and professionals in the space. As one of the flagship events of its type in the UK, it presents a valuable opportunity to gain insight into the topics and discussions that are top of mind for those at the forefront of cyber security.
Read moreDriving Cats Protection's success through managed support
Building on top of previous projects with Cats Protection, Conscia's managed support offering helped ensure that the charity is able to make the most of its investments and continue driving organisational goals.
Read moreDelivering simple, secure cloud access for Cats Protection
Cats Protection is the largest feline welfare charity in the UK. Building on previous work together, Conscia and Cats Protection continued their partnership with the delivery of one of the largest deployments of a security solution in the UK, enabling users to simply and securely access organisational services wherever they are.
Read moreEnabling flexibility and efficiency for Cheshire and Wirral Partnership
Conscia has worked with Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust to make certain that technology is empowering new ways of working, enabling users to continue to deliver high quality, innovative services while improving efficiency and maximising value on investments.
Read moreConscia is named supplier on Technology Services 4 (TS4) framework, offering additional procurement routes for the public sector
Conscia is pleased to announce its placement on the Technology Services 4 framework for the first time. This framework is widely used by public sector organisations in the NHS, as well as local and central government to easily produce a range of ICT and digital services. This placement further expands Conscia's presence on public sector frameworks.
Read moreConscia reports record earnings in 2024/25 driven by strong growth in cyber security, service revenue, and acquisitions
Sustained momentum in the Service segment and particularly strong growth in managed services resulted in all-time high normalised EBITDA and continued expansion of our recurring revenue base.
Read moreITGL and ISN unite as Conscia brand, strengthening UK presence further
ITGL and ISN – two providers of cyber security, collaboration and networking solutions in the UK – have united as a single entity trading as Conscia.
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Sectors
Education
As the pace of technology continues to accelerate, institutions across the UK are seeing expectations similarly rise at pace. Delivering against these expectations has the potential to drastically change the course of a student’s future, but IT teams are often too busy with day-to-day tasks and routine firefighting to meaningfully make a difference. As complexity increases, the problem gets worse, and those actually in a position to deliver change get stuck, frustrated with what seems to be a never-ending cycle. In this complex digital landscape, universities need more than technology management – they need partners who act as part of the team; partners who know the education environment, and make academic success the ultimate measure of their achievement.
Healthcare
Healthcare has always been at the forefront of technological advances, but for many working in the sector the relationship has become more hostile than collaborative. Across the UK, NHS trusts are working on tight budgets to deliver exceptional patient care – leading to aging IT infrastructure that remains functional but increasingly frustrating to work with. As a result, clinicians are unable to reliably access a patient’s digital records while at their bedside, frustrated staff and patients deal with Wi-Fi black spots, and out-of-support hardware leads to a heightened risk of security breaches – with each instance of friction representing lost time that could be spent on patient care. A modern network – designed for a healthcare environment – can remedy this through secure, reliable, scalable performance, while also delivering a foundation for future digital transformation. To deliver this, trusts need a partner that knows their sector, who can work as one team to achieve their goals, and share their definition of success.
Commercial
UK businesses are operating in a world that is evolving at pace. Regulations shape financial services, new technologies transform manufacturing, and every industry faces constant pressure to adapt. Standing still is not an option. As technology becomes more central to how organisations run, security has moved to the top of the agenda. It’s no longer just about ticking the compliance box – businesses are starting to see security as a way to move forward with confidence. With the right foundations in place, security can be the difference that sets them apart from competitors. The challenge is that many organisations are caught up in the day-to-day and struggle to make meaningful progress. What they need isn’t another partner promising quick fixes, but someone who can cut through the complexity and turn technology from a burden into a real advantage.