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What our customers have to say

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Essex Guild Homes
“Lee and his team are great to work with, professional and efficient with their work loads. Orbital IT built our website and carry out our local SEO work alongside the traditional IT Support for my team. The leading IT Support firm in Essex, and surrounding areas. Great team, supportive and understanding to small businesses requirements, Lee is a humble and kind individual which has helped our team massively since taking over our IT Contract.”

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BT Local BusinessProduct Designer, That Biz
“Great company, super fast response times, and quick to resolve. Lee and his team go above beyond to ensure that systems are operational in a timely manner even if putting in temporary fixes until a full fix can be carried out. Regular updates are supplied regarding how systems are operating etc. Highly recommend.”

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Orri
“Lee and his team are great to work with, professional and efficient with their work loads. Galactica provide our IT Support and infrastructure support. Lee assisted with Orri obtaining our Cyber Essentias accredidation that was a smooth process and at great outcome, Galactica are the leading IT Support firm in Essex, and surrounding areas.” “Great team, supportive and understanding to small businesses requirements, Lee is a humble and kind individual which has helped our team massively since taking over our IT Contract.”

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Broadgate Estates
“Paul and the team have been working with us for a number of years, all we can say is how exceptional the service has been. Their response times and conduct are 150% above expectations and always willing to drop any pre-arranged commitments to attend the site for us.”

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Ellern Mede Group
“Lee is both knowledgeable across many aspects of IT but also aware of his own limitations in a sector that is increasingly going super specialist. This means that if there was an area e.g. new software that he was not familiar with, he would not pretend otherwise but would be honest and go and research that area with other specialists, so that he could then offer the best advice. As the Managing Director of our group I found this approach refreshing and helpful. You cannot be a master of all trades in IT these days and those IT professionals who suggest they are, are in my view, a danger to themselves and others.”

Security Threat Risk Assessment

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Lets find out more

Complete our free, quick and easy ‘Security Threat Risk Assessment’ today to ensure your business security.

A Security Threat Risk Assessment will help you to define your business’s current state of security and provide a roadmap to a desired future state by mapping security solutions to business goals.

If a business has chosen a security standard to measure itself against, it’s a good indicator that it has some cybersecurity controls in place.
Have you selected a framework or standard to manage your cyber security risk?

A well-rehearsed incident response plan helps businesses know their priorities ahead of time. In a crisis, employees won’t have time to determine whether they can keep systems running or whether they have secure system back ups in place.

This is important as you can’t secure what you don’t know you have. If a business doesn’t know what software it has, it has no way of identifying vulnerable or malicious software.
Do you have a current inventory of all hardware / software assets?

The more layers of protection your business has, the safer it will be, this can be achieved via Multi-Factor Authentication.
Do you protect all user accounts with Multi-factor Authentication?

It can be difficult to figure out if someone else is using your account, so by changing your password consistently, you reduce the risk that other people will have frequent access to your accounts.

Alerts notify you if your computers are vulnerable to attacks. Having this feature enabled will allow businesses to take immediate action to stop and prevent further attacks.
Do you receive alerts when your computers are vulnerable to attacks?

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Security Threat Risk Assessment

safe secure honest reliable

Lets find out more

Complete our free, quick and easy ‘Security Threat Risk Assessment’ today to ensure your business security.

A Security Threat Risk Assessment will help you to define your business’s current state of security and provide a roadmap to a desired future state by mapping security solutions to business goals.

If a business has chosen a security standard to measure itself against, it’s a good indicator that it has some cybersecurity controls in place. Have you selected a framework or standard to manage your cyber security risk?

A well-rehearsed incident response plan helps businesses know their priorities ahead of time. In a crisis, employees won’t have time to determine whether they can keep systems running or whether they have secure system back ups in place.

This is important as you can’t secure what you don’t know you have. If a business doesn’t know what software it has, it has no way of identifying vulnerable or malicious software. Do you have a current inventory of all hardware / software assets?

The more layers of protection your business has, the safer it will be, this can be achieved via Multi-Factor Authentication. Do you protect all user accounts with Multi-factor Authentication?

It can be difficult to figure out if someone else is using your account, so by changing your password consistently, you reduce the risk that other people will have frequent access to your accounts.

Alerts notify you if your computers are vulnerable to attacks. Having this feature enabled will allow businesses to take immediate action to stop and prevent further attacks. Do you receive alerts when your computers are vulnerable to attacks?

What our customers have to say

About Us

Who We Serve

Where We Are

Local Area

What We Do

Support

If a business has chosen a security standard to measure itself against, it’s a good indicator that it has some cybersecurity controls in place.
Have you selected a framework or standard to manage your cyber security risk?

This is important as you can’t secure what you don’t know you have. If a business doesn’t know what software it has, it has no way of identifying vulnerable or malicious software.
Do you have a current inventory of all hardware / software assets?

The more layers of protection your business has, the safer it will be, this can be achieved via Multi-Factor Authentication.
Do you protect all user accounts with Multi-factor Authentication?

Alerts notify you if your computers are vulnerable to attacks. Having this feature enabled will allow businesses to take immediate action to stop and prevent further attacks.
Do you receive alerts when your computers are vulnerable to attacks?