Think your IT setup’s solid?
Here are 3 common issues we spot during tech audits, and how to fix them before they become an expensive mess.
1. Outdated devices that are quietly holding everyone back
There’s always one. The 8 year old laptop in the corner that takes longer to start than the kettle. The “spare” PC that only works when you hit it (gently) on the side.
If it turns on, it must be fine, right?
Not really. Old hardware slows everything down, causes surprise crashes and often can’t run newer software or security updates. It might still function, but it’s dragging productivity down and introducing hidden risks.
Oh, and if it won’t upgrade to Windows 11? That’s a bigger issue. Especially with Windows 10 support ending in 2025.
What do we do?
We assess what’s worth keeping, what’s not, and help you replace the right stuff, not everything. No unnecessary spend. No headaches.
2. No clear overview of what you’ve actually got
Surprisingly common: no inventory, no device log, no idea who’s got what. Sandra in marketing is still using her old personal MacBook, and someone swears there’s “a spare iPad” floating around, but no one’s seen it since 2019.
When something breaks or needs replacing, it turns into a guessing game.
What do we do?
During an audit, we give you a full picture of your devices: makes, models, specs, warranty status, OS versions, upgrade eligibility… the works. Finally, you’ll know what you’ve got and what it’s doing (or not doing).
3. Security gaps you didn’t know were there
It’s not always about dodgy emails or weak passwords. Sometimes it’s:
- Devices running out-of-date antivirus
- No multi-factor authentication (MFA)
- Staff still using shared logins from 3 jobs ago
“We meant to sort that firewall thing…”
These little things add up, and cybercriminals love a low-effort target.
What do we do?
We highlight the gaps, explain the risks in plain English, and help you get secure without turning your life into a cybercrime documentary.
We’re here to help
Tech audits aren’t about shaming your setup. They’re about spotting small problems before they become big ones and making sure your IT is working for your business, not against it.
Whether you’re planning a Windows 11 upgrade or just want to get on top of what you’ve got, we’re here to help.
No pressure. No jargon. Just good advice.
