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 A customer plans a refresh, reads a few headlines, sees “Wi-Fi 7”, and quickly concludes that anything less will be outdated before it is even installed.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
There’s no shortage of headlines right now. AI is everywhere. Cyber threats are escalating. Budgets are tightening. And if you look at the latest data from CRN, it all points in the same direction – more investment, more innovation, more pressure. But for most IT and security leaders, the reality feels very different. It’s not
IT shouldn’t feel like a blocker – but often it does No one sets out for IT to hold the business back. But it happens. Gradually. A project takes a little longer than expected. A new tool is harder to roll out than it should be. Security introduces friction instead of confidence. On their own,
Let’s cut through the noise for a second. Cybersecurity is full of bold claims. “Fully protected”, “Next-gen everything”, “Complete visibility”. But most experienced IT leaders know the truth sits somewhere else. Usually somewhere less comfortable. The truths that actually shape good security..? Where we see teams get it right… They stop chasing perfection and start
“We’ve got visibility”. Most IT Security teams will say this but are only partly right… Because what they actually have is: But no single, joined-up picture. And that’s where problems start. Why this matters more than people think Attackers don’t operate in silos. But most security tools do. So while everything looks “covered” on paper,
We are delighted that Vizst Technology has been named as a supplier on Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) RM6190 Technology Services 4 framework. This reinforces Vizst’s role as a trusted partner for networking, security and end user services to the public sector, delivering digital transformation across government, health, local authorities, education and other public institutions. Vizst
SASE isn’t a future conversation anymore. A year or two ago, SASE sat in the “we should look at that” category. Now? It’s firmly in the “we can’t ignore this any longer” bucket. Because the reality is simple: Your users aren’t in the officeYour apps aren’t in the data centreAnd your security model probably still
We’re proud to share that Richard Betts, CEO of Vizst Technology, has been named among The LDC Top 50 Most Ambitious Business Leaders for 2025, in partnership with The Times. The annual list celebrates exceptional UK entrepreneurs who are driving growth, creating jobs, and making a real impact through innovation, resilience, and responsible leadership. Founded
When it comes to cybersecurity, good defence is essential. But if the last few years have shown us anything, it’s that defence alone isn’t enough. Attackers are relentless, environments are complex, and even the best-built walls can be breached. What really matters is resilience – the ability to absorb shocks, recover quickly, and keep moving
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