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Microsoft Defender has evolved significantly over the last few years. What was once primarily associated with antivirus and endpoint protection has become a much broader security platform, spanning devices, identities, email, applications, cloud services and security operations. However, there is a big difference between owning Microsoft Defender and making full use of Microsoft Defender. Many organisations have invested in Microsoft security licensing and successfully deploy

Article by: Harry Longdon, Senior Infrastructure Engineer Entra ID is a fundamental part of modern IT Infrastructure. Its role is far beyond Microsoft 365, underpinning identity, authentication and access and extends beyond the Microsoft ecosystem. The threat landscape has changed significantly, with ransomware, cyber-attacks, and an ever-growing reliance on cloud services has pushed resilience and recovery to the top of the list for most IT teams. As such, approaches such as

Remote working has forced a change in the way organisations think about device deployment. Employees are no longer sitting in a single office waiting for IT to hand them a configured laptop. Instead, businesses need a faster, more flexible approach that allows users to get up and running wherever they are. Despite this shift, we still regularly encounter organisations that are manually building devices, hand-cranking deployment processes, and relying on engineers to individua

The way we work and use IT is always evolving. Hybrid models, distributed teams, and growing security demands mean organisations need more than traditional desktop environments to stay productive and competitive. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), and more broadly Desktop as a Service, is no longer just an IT solution. It is becoming a key driver of how modern workplaces operate. Moving Beyond Physical Devices For years, IT strategies have focused on managing laptops, desk

Microsoft has recently announced a notable reduction in pricing for its cloud desktop offering, signalling a continued push towards cloud first end user computing. These changes are already influencing how organisations think about desktop delivery, cost control and long term IT strategy.

Microsoft are rolling new capabilities into existing Microsoft 365 SKUs across the Business, Office 365, and Enterprise tiers, and adjusting commercial pricing to go along with them.

Virtual desktop infrastructure has evolved dramatically over the last decade. Many organisations running Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops are now reaching a crossroads, whether to continue maintaining complex on-premise or hosted infrastructure, or to embrace a cloud-native alternative for their desktop service delivered to their end users. Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) represents a significant step forward. It delivers the same centralised management, secure remote access and

Microsoft Copilot has transformed dramatically since its first release. What started as a tool for developers has become a productivity...

The team are very happy to announce that HybrIT has been officially recognised as a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Security by achieving...