Air-gapped networks are physically isolated computer networks that do not connect to the internet or other external networks. They are widely used in industries where security is critical, such as finance, healthcare, and critical infrastructure. Read more
Digital transformation has become one of the dominant themes in modern healthcare. From electronic health records to AI-assisted diagnostics and real-time patient monitoring, hospitals are investing heavily in new systems that promise efficiency, accuracy and Read more
When dealing with legacy computer systems, one of the first recommendations for improving security is to “air gap” them. Completely isolating the system from external networks, including the internet. This strategy can dramatically reduce the Read more
It’s a common misconception that legacy systems are automatically non-compliant or “unfit for use.” In reality, auditors don’t care that your system is old, they care about three things: Support: is the system maintained and functional? Read more
Every organisation has systems that quietly keep the lights on. Manufacturing lines, financial platforms, healthcare infrastructure, government services, they’re built on technology that may be decades old but remains mission critical. Without them, businesses grind Read more
Businesses often hold on to their legacy IT systems because they “still work.” At first glance, this makes sense. Why replace something that continues to do its job? But the reality is that keeping outdated Read more
It’s hard to believe, but Windows XP is still running in some organisations in 2025. Even though mainstream computing moved on years ago, XP continues to power certain systems where legacy software and hardware make Read more
ven in 2025, Windows XP is still running in the background of many organisations. From specialist lab equipment to factory controllers and financial platforms, XP often underpins systems that are too critical or too risky Read more