Omega services · Full stack
Three products we'd recommend to almost any business, plus the rest of what we do. Take one, or build the whole stack.
Explore the stackCore / 01—03
Productivity + identity + endpoints
Work from anywhere. Properly.
Email, files, Teams and the rest of the suite—set up properly, migrated cleanly and supported long after launch.
The login is the new perimeter.
Identity Threat Detection & Response for Microsoft 365, watching for account takeovers, BEC, session hijacking and malicious inbox rules.
Every endpoint. Always watched.
Endpoint Detection & Response across laptops, desktops and servers. Real threats are investigated and actively handled, day or night.
Illustrative response scenario
A practical example of how Microsoft 365 hardening, EDR and ITDR can work together when a user's credentials are stolen.
A phishing email exposes an employee's Microsoft 365 credentials. The attacker signs in from an unmanaged device, browses SharePoint and attempts to create a hidden mailbox rule.
MFA and conditional access make stolen credentials harder to use.
EDR monitors protected laptops and servers for malicious behaviour.
ITDR looks for impossible travel, risky sign-ins and account abuse.
The unusual login can be investigated immediately, active sessions revoked, the account secured and attempted access reviewed before the incident spreads further.
Illustrative scenario based on a typical layered-security deployment; it is not presented as a named client result.
Support / 04—07
Still fully supported. Still handled by the same people. Just not the headline act.
Help-desk, on-site troubleshooting, servers, networks and data recovery.
Desktop · Server · NetworkWeb and VPS hosting, business email, domains and DNS.
Reliable by defaultCustom, mobile-first sites built for people and search.
This site includedEncrypted storage, dependable backup and team files on any device.
Secure · Shared · AvailableHow we work
You tell us what is getting in the way.
We recommend the practical fit.
Cleanly, carefully and with context.
Support continues after switch-on.
Common questions
The practical version of what these services do, where they overlap and why a smaller business may still need them.
Traditional antivirus mainly looks for known threats. Managed EDR continuously watches behaviour across protected laptops, desktops and servers, giving a security team the context needed to investigate and contain suspicious activity before it becomes a larger incident.
They protect different attack surfaces. EDR watches devices; ITDR watches identities, sign-ins and access inside services such as Microsoft 365. If stolen credentials are used from an unmanaged device, EDR may never see it, while ITDR can flag unusual login or account behaviour.
Omega can handle tenant setup, migrations, licensing, user management, security configuration and ongoing support. The aim is a Microsoft 365 environment that is easier for your team to use, properly protected and sized around what the business actually needs.
Cloud security is shared. Microsoft protects the underlying cloud platform, while each organisation remains responsible for its users, access, configuration and data. Omega helps close those gaps with measures such as MFA, conditional access, identity monitoring, endpoint protection and an appropriate backup strategy.
Yes. Many phishing, credential-theft and ransomware campaigns are automated, so they do not choose victims by company size. Smaller teams can be hit especially hard by downtime or data loss, which is why practical, right-sized protection matters.
The exact scope is agreed with each client, but it can include proactive maintenance, monitoring, patching, help-desk support, troubleshooting and practical IT guidance. It replaces repeated break-fix emergencies with a team that knows your environment and stays involved.
Microsoft 365 includes resilience, retention features and recycle bins, but these are not the same as an independent backup. A separate backup creates another recovery path for accidental deletion, malicious changes, ransomware or data that falls outside the available retention window.
Most support requests don't fit neatly into one category.