
IT Blog

Most data issues are accidental. Here’s how to reduce the risk.
Most data breaches aren’t caused by hackers, they’re caused by everyday behaviour. Discover how accidental risk builds in Microsoft 365 and what you can do to reduce it without [...]

Why are charities increasingly being attacked by cyber criminals?
More than a quarter of charities were reportedly the target of cybercrimes in the last year alone. But why are charities increasingly the victims of cyberattacks? Find out here… [...]

Microsoft Publisher is being retired, here’s what it means for you
Microsoft Publisher is being retired in October 2026. Find out what this means for your files, how to prepare and which tools can replace it. [...]

AI is ready. But is your data clean, secure, and Copilot-ready?
Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 works directly with your organisation’s data, which means preparation matters. Learn why strong data foundations are essential before AI starts working on your behalf. [...]

The EU AI act: What UK organisations need to do now
The EU AI Act is already reshaping expectations for UK organisations. Learn what it means, why it matters, and the practical steps to take now. [...]

From overwhelmed to empowered: Why IT leaders thrive with the right MSP partner
IT leaders are under more pressure than ever. Discover how the right MSP partnership can reduce risk, regain control and enable long-term strategic impact. [...]

Merry Christmas from ramsac!
We want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, and we would like to thank all of our clients and partners for your support in 2025. [...]

The hidden cost of downtime: Why finance leaders can’t afford to ignore IT failures
Discover the real financial impact of IT downtime and why even short system failures can disrupt cashflow, reporting and profitability. This blog explains what finance leaders need to know [...]

ramsac support cover Christmas and New Year 2025
With the countdown to Christmas well underway, we wanted to give you some notice about our Christmas support and delivery arrangements [...]
