Transforming Digital Workspace Environments
Experis will help your organisation implement and maintain effective and secure digital workspace environments through desktop engineering and skilled end-user support, which is essential for business performance in the new world of work.
Digital Workspace Services
Our suite of services supports building and maintaining a modern digital workspace.
Through professional resourcing and our Experis Academy, we get your workforce ready for digital transformation. We attract and match talent with in-demand skills and provide critical training for roles such as Desktop Engineering and End-User Services.
We provide unparalleled end-to-end support across the full technology lifecycle including solutions for new technology rollouts, desktop engineering, service desk and on-site services. We assist in the planning, implementation and follow-up for your Digital Workspace projects.
We support in the migration, adoption and rollout of new technology for devices, applications and platforms. Product support is available to any internal or external end-user.
Experienced in the creation, integration and industrialisation of high-quality desktop environments, we have the in-demand skills needed to support future market trends in SCCM, MDT and Windows Autopilot.
Available 24/7/365, your digital workspace end-user has their devices, applications, network and connectivity supported through our multilingual services. Our Service Desk offerings can be deployed on- or off-site with Experis delivery centres or work from home deliveries like Experis HomeDesk. The Experis Service Desk solutions are ITIL based single point-of-contact solutions focused on top-notch customer service to supported end-users.
With end-to-end global IT Field Service, we provide continuous, on-demand and project-based coverage. The Experis IT Field Services are ITIL-based and support onsite customers globally with Service Request resolution, incident resolution, IMAC (install, move, add, change) resolution, device maintenance, and hands and eyes services. We provide our customers with complete project support for migrations and refreshes as well as bid processes. Our global project management office coordinates with local service centres to manage customer instances where needed.
Our Services
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Professional Resourcing
Finding the right talent with in-demand skills and expertise to fill your most critical roles.
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IT Consulting
Leading digital transformation practices through our network of consultants, experts and partners.
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Project Services
Providing business-critical IT project expertise and implementation of new solutions.
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Managed Services
Managing IT resourcing, application maintenance and operations so you can focus on your core business.
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REPORT: Building a People-First Strategy for AI-Powered Workforce Productivity
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Navigating cloud security risks: A 2024 roadmap for businesses
As businesses increasingly migrate to the cloud to leverage its scalability, efficiency and innovation potential, the landscape of cloud security risks continues to evolve. In 2024, these risks are more sophisticated than ever, demanding a strategic approach to ensure robust security measures. This article delves into the prevalent cloud security risks identified by experts and outlines effective strategies to mitigate these challenges.Common cloud security risks and vulnerabilitiesMisconfigurationsCloud misconfigurations remain a significant security risk, with varying default configurations and service implementations across multiple providers complicating security efforts. The diversity in cloud environments can lead to vulnerabilities that are ripe for exploitation.Data breachesSensitive data breaches are a looming threat in cloud computing, with misconfigurations and inadequate runtime protection providing openings for unauthorised access. The theft of personally identifiable information (PII) and personal health information (PHI) is particularly lucrative for cybercriminals.In 2024, IT Governance reported there were over 2 billion known recorded breaches within the IT services and software sector being the second most breached sector.Insider threatsHuman errors and insider threats constitute a substantial risk, with employees or partners unintentionally leading to security vulnerabilities. In Thales’ 2023 Cloud Security Study, they identified that human error was the top cause of breaches. Addressing these threats involves a focus on access management and comprehensive security training.Account takeover attacksSocial engineering tactics, such as phishing which happens to be the single most common form of cyber-attack, are used to gain unauthorised access to cloud accounts, underscoring the need for vigilance and sophisticated security measures to counter these attacks.Software supply chain risksThe complexity of software supply chains introduces additional risks, with vulnerabilities in third-party services potentially leading to significant security breaches. Effective management of these supply chain threats is crucial for maintaining cloud security.Talent gap in cloud securityThe global shortage of cyber security professionals presents a challenge for businesses, making it difficult to address the intricate cyber security needs of cloud-native environments. This gap necessitates innovative solutions to bolster cloud security efforts.Mitigation strategiesWe’ve given an overview of common pitfalls around cloud security, but what can you do to combat these risks? There is no one answer as businesses must adopt a comprehensive and multi-faceted security strategy, including but not limited to:Regular risk assessments: Continuous risk assessments are essential for identifying and prioritising new vulnerabilities, ensuring that security measures remain effective against evolving threats.Enhanced access control: Strict access controls and adherence to the Principle of Least Privilege can significantly mitigate the risk of unauthorised access and data breaches.Robust data encryption: Encrypting data in transit and at rest, coupled with secure data storage practices, is critical for protecting sensitive information from unauthorised access.Comprehensive monitoring: Ongoing monitoring and auditing of cloud activities help in early detection of suspicious behaviour and potential security breaches, enabling timely response.Employee training: Regular training sessions for employees on the latest security threats and best practices are vital for minimising risks associated with human error and insider threats.Third-party risk management: Thorough vetting of third-party vendors and secure management of API keys and credentials are key steps in mitigating software supply chain risks.Addressing the cyber security talent gap: Leveraging external partners like Experis and SaaS products, along with empowering developers through shift-left initiatives, can help overcome the challenges posed by the shortage of cyber security professionals.In conclusion, as cloud computing becomes integral to business operations, understanding and mitigating cloud security risks is paramount. By implementing these strategies, businesses can navigate the complex landscape of cloud security in 2024, safeguarding their data and systems against potential threats.While cloud brings risks, the good far outweighs the bad, and moving applications to the cloud can support your business to be more efficient and perform better. It’s worth remembering Cloud is a shared responsibility where the provider has the tools to secure the environment but then it’s up to the customer to utilise these properly for greater effect.Our latest whitepaper, Cloudy Waters – The IT Leaders Guide to De-risking Your Cloud Integration Project, is available here to support your cloud strategy.Download the whitepaper
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Navigating cloud security risks: A 2024 roadmap for businesses
As businesses increasingly migrate to the cloud to leverage its scalability, efficiency and innovation potential, the landscape of cloud security risks continues to evolve. In 2024, these risks are more sophisticated than ever, demanding a strategic approach to ensure robust security measures. This article delves into the prevalent cloud security risks identified by experts and outlines effective strategies to mitigate these challenges.Common cloud security risks and vulnerabilitiesMisconfigurationsCloud misconfigurations remain a significant security risk, with varying default configurations and service implementations across multiple providers complicating security efforts. The diversity in cloud environments can lead to vulnerabilities that are ripe for exploitation.Data breachesSensitive data breaches are a looming threat in cloud computing, with misconfigurations and inadequate runtime protection providing openings for unauthorised access. The theft of personally identifiable information (PII) and personal health information (PHI) is particularly lucrative for cybercriminals.In 2024, IT Governance reported there were over 2 billion known recorded breaches within the IT services and software sector being the second most breached sector.Insider threatsHuman errors and insider threats constitute a substantial risk, with employees or partners unintentionally leading to security vulnerabilities. In Thales’ 2023 Cloud Security Study, they identified that human error was the top cause of breaches. Addressing these threats involves a focus on access management and comprehensive security training.Account takeover attacksSocial engineering tactics, such as phishing which happens to be the single most common form of cyber-attack, are used to gain unauthorised access to cloud accounts, underscoring the need for vigilance and sophisticated security measures to counter these attacks.Software supply chain risksThe complexity of software supply chains introduces additional risks, with vulnerabilities in third-party services potentially leading to significant security breaches. Effective management of these supply chain threats is crucial for maintaining cloud security.Talent gap in cloud securityThe global shortage of cyber security professionals presents a challenge for businesses, making it difficult to address the intricate cyber security needs of cloud-native environments. This gap necessitates innovative solutions to bolster cloud security efforts.Mitigation strategiesWe’ve given an overview of common pitfalls around cloud security, but what can you do to combat these risks? There is no one answer as businesses must adopt a comprehensive and multi-faceted security strategy, including but not limited to:Regular risk assessments: Continuous risk assessments are essential for identifying and prioritising new vulnerabilities, ensuring that security measures remain effective against evolving threats.Enhanced access control: Strict access controls and adherence to the Principle of Least Privilege can significantly mitigate the risk of unauthorised access and data breaches.Robust data encryption: Encrypting data in transit and at rest, coupled with secure data storage practices, is critical for protecting sensitive information from unauthorised access.Comprehensive monitoring: Ongoing monitoring and auditing of cloud activities help in early detection of suspicious behaviour and potential security breaches, enabling timely response.Employee training: Regular training sessions for employees on the latest security threats and best practices are vital for minimising risks associated with human error and insider threats.Third-party risk management: Thorough vetting of third-party vendors and secure management of API keys and credentials are key steps in mitigating software supply chain risks.Addressing the cyber security talent gap: Leveraging external partners like Experis and SaaS products, along with empowering developers through shift-left initiatives, can help overcome the challenges posed by the shortage of cyber security professionals.In conclusion, as cloud computing becomes integral to business operations, understanding and mitigating cloud security risks is paramount. By implementing these strategies, businesses can navigate the complex landscape of cloud security in 2024, safeguarding their data and systems against potential threats.While cloud brings risks, the good far outweighs the bad, and moving applications to the cloud can support your business to be more efficient and perform better. It’s worth remembering Cloud is a shared responsibility where the provider has the tools to secure the environment but then it’s up to the customer to utilise these properly for greater effect.Our latest whitepaper, Cloudy Waters – The IT Leaders Guide to De-risking Your Cloud Integration Project, is available here to support your cloud strategy.Download the whitepaper
Digital Workspace jobs
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Project Test Manager
Manchester
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London
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London
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Administrator
Telford
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In today's world of work, companies must plan for unpredictability and need to be built for change. With technological disruption and geopolitical uncertainty continuing at pace, we can be certain that further change lies ahead. Keep up-to-date with the latest in the IT world of work with insights from Experis.
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