NextGen IT Solutions for the UK Public Sector

Our full range of cybersecurity services help Healthcare providers to align to strict regulations across Cloud and legacy platforms. This protects patient data against the increasing threat risks from widening attack surfaces caused by interconnected medical devices and systems.

• Thrive Cloud services provide solutions to tackle interoperability from legacy systems and drive digital transformation, whilst at the same time helping to address skills gaps and enable enhanced workforce enablement.
• Thrive backup, disaster recovery and incident response services help to deliver reliable, effective and highly secure patient services, enhancing patient safety and the organisation ability to deliver 24/7 uptime needs.
• Our experienced networking capabilities help to design and deliver seamless patient care and services, whilst ensuring high levels of security.

Schools, colleges and universities are increasingly targeted by cyber attacks due to sensitive student, staff, and research data. The use of legacy systems and staffing budget constraints can lead to weakened defences and response capabilities.

• Thrive provides highly effective and scalable cybersecurity and incident response services to mitigate the increasing threats seen by the sector.
• Thrive Cloud services help deliver remote and hybrid learning enablement platforms.
• Our network and end user support offerings enhance the student experience and deliver self service, enhanced and secure connectivity across the learning environment.

Our full range of cybersecurity services help Housing Associations mitigate the increased threats seen across the sector as well as align to regulatory requirements.

• Cloud services to help deliver digital inclusion, accelerate Cloud adoption and digital transformation to deliver new and innovative tenant services.
• Our end user support offerings help to provide vital services needed by a more dispersed and agile workforce as well as deliver enhanced service levels and address mounting cost pressures.
• Advisory services such as CRAs, vCISO, vCIO help Housing Associations meet and exceed the new standards introduced earlier in 2025 by the Regulator for Social Housing (RSH) and support transparency and performance reporting.

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Over two decades of expertise serving defence clients. Thrive’s highly experienced specialists have obtained the required background checks and clearance levels to support our clients operating in secure areas of this sector. Thrive helps with:

• Specialist professional services capabilities to support complex IT networking and security requirements.
• Design and support capabilities to support bids into various parts of the sector.

Cyber Essentials accreditation enables eligibility to bid on certain types of government contracts. UK businesses looking to achieve accreditation and compliance with the Information Assurance for Small and Medium Enterprises (IASME) Cyber Essentials controls framework partner with Thrive for certified auditing and readiness assessment services.

Thrive is an authorised Cyber Essentials (CE) and Cyber Essentials Plus (CE+) Certification Body. Following the results of an audit and successful submission to the IASME, Thrive will issue the earned CE or CE+ certification.

Cyber Essentials (CE) is a UK government-backed cybersecurity certification scheme designed to help organisations protect themselves from common cyber threats. CE or CE+ are required for eligibility to bid on certain government contracts.

Cyber Essentials CE+ builds upon the foundation of Cyber Essentials, offering a more comprehensive approach to cybersecurity. It’s ideal for organisations handling sensitive data or those seeking a higher level of assurance.

The General Data Protection Act (GDPR) requires organisations verify that their IT providers meet GDPR compliance standards before provisioning even basic managed services. This includes managed systems, as third-party access to personal data and sensitive information can impact data protection and regulatory alignment.

The UK Data Protection Act (2018) is a comprehensive law that governs the processing of personal data in the UK. In conjunction with GDPR, it aims to protect individual privacy and ensure businesses correctly handle personal information.

DORA is a European Union regulation applying to financial institutions, including banks, insurers, and investment firms, as well as third-party ICT service providers operating in the EU. DORA requires these entities to withstand and recover from ICT disruptions, including cyber attacks like DDoS and ransomware.