Following a highly competitive process and several months of collaboration with staff and students, we’ve agreed a 5-year partnership to refresh both the wired and wireless estate across the University.
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Vizst has been named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ 2026 – adding to a fantastic year of recognition across five workplace awards, all achieved for yet another year. Alongside our place on this year’s Tech list, we’re celebrating recognition among the UK’s Best Workplaces™ in the SME category, as well as the
University Wi-Fi is now central to the student experience. Discover how Brunel University London and Vizst are creating personal, home-from-home connectivity—and managing the complex delivery behind it.
Modern cyber attacks do not always start with malware. Discover how compromised identities, malicious browser activity, DNS abuse and limited network visibility are creating new security risks – and why organisations need a layered approach to modern cyber resilience.
Modern IT Directors are balancing technical debt, governance, cyber security, supplier management and budget pressure alongside daily operations. Discover how IT leaders can reduce this invisible workload, move beyond constant firefighting and create more capacity to drive their organisations forward.
Invited to speak on the panel at UK Partner Week Summit 2026, Vizst’s Head of HR, Evonne Pemberton, shares five reflections on career development, retention, workplace culture and why organisations need to rethink how they help people grow.
Cybersecurity conversations are changing. The focus is no longer solely on preventing attacks but on ensuring organisations can recover when prevention fails. After attending the Think Like a CISO event, one theme stood out above all others: attackers increasingly target data itself. As cyber threats evolve, organisations must shift from asking “Could we be attacked?” to “How quickly could we recover?” Data resilience, recovery testing and layered protection are becoming the foundations of modern cyber strategy.
Cybersecurity conversations are changing. The focus is no longer solely on preventing attacks but on ensuring organisations can recover when prevention fails. After attending the Think Like a CISO event, one theme stood out above all others: attackers increasingly target data itself. As cyber threats evolve, organisations must shift from asking “Could we be attacked?” to “How quickly could we recover?” Data resilience, recovery testing and layered protection are becoming the foundations of modern cyber strategy.
AI, collaboration, cybersecurity and real-world education IT challenges – our biggest takeaways from Gregynog IT & Learning Conference 2026.
Last week we attended the Gigamon EMEA Partner Summit – a day focused on where cybersecurity is actually heading, not just where the headlines say it is. The strong mix of Gigamon technical experts, C-suite insight and complementary vendors meant the conversations were open, honest and genuinely useful. The quality of the sessions really stood
There is a pattern emerging in Wi-Fi conversations. A customer plans a refresh, reads a few headlines, sees “Wi-Fi 7”, and quickly concludes that anything less will be outdated before it is even installed. That reaction is understandable. The industry has spent years encouraging people to think in generations – bigger number, better network. It
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