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SME Business Continuity: Protect the Services That Keep You Trading

SME Business Continuity: Protect the Services That Keep You Trading

by Lee Broders | Aug 24, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Business continuity for an SME is not about recreating an enterprise disaster-recovery programme. It is about identifying the services that keep the business trading and making sure there is a realistic way to continue or recover when something fails.Email, websites,...
Third-Party and MSP Ownership: Know Who Operates What

Third-Party and MSP Ownership: Know Who Operates What

by Lee Broders | Aug 17, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Modern technology environments often rely on several suppliers. One provider may manage networks, another may support Oracle, a cloud platform may be operated internally and an application vendor may control part of the deployment.This can work well, but only when...
Database Migration Readiness: What to Check Before the Move

Database Migration Readiness: What to Check Before the Move

by Lee Broders | Aug 10, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

A database migration should not begin with the copy method. It should begin with readiness.The source database may be technically movable, but application dependencies, data volume, character sets, downtime limits, network capacity, security requirements and recovery...
FinOps for Technical Leaders: Cost Is an Architecture Signal

FinOps for Technical Leaders: Cost Is an Architecture Signal

by Lee Broders | Aug 3, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

FinOps is sometimes treated as a finance discipline focused on cloud bills. For technical leaders, it is more useful to think of cost as an architecture signal.Unexpected spend can reveal oversized infrastructure, duplicate environments, poor data placement, weak...
Why Security Retesting Matters After Remediation

Why Security Retesting Matters After Remediation

by Lee Broders | Jul 27, 2026 | DNC Weekly Insight

Finding a security weakness is only the first part of reducing risk. The second part is proving that remediation actually fixed the issue.Security retesting provides that evidence. It confirms whether the original weakness has been removed, whether the fix is complete...
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