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About Fordway
Fordway has spent the past thirty years finding ways to help organisations understand their technical challenges and to align their IT goals with their business strategy, a focus that has proven especially useful in helping organisations adapt to the new era of remote working.
A UK cloud transformation and managed services provider delivering enterprise-grade IT services to the public sector and mid-sized UK enterprises, Fordway is a Microsoft Gold partner working across Cloud Productivity, Cloud Platform and Datacentre. Fordway’s team of over 40 technicians, engineers and IT strategists support organisations in their journey from traditional infrastructure to the cloud whether the end result is hybrid or multi-cloud environments.
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Fordway Charity Champions: Pushing through the Heat for ‘Give Kids the World’
To kick off our Charity Champions series, we are thrilled to spotlight Darren Robinson. Darren is well known among the team for his love of running and fitness challenge events, and he recently pushed his limits to the absolute edge to help fulfill a vital fundraising promise.
The ‘Quantum Apocalypse’ is closer than you think. Is your data ready?
Right now, almost every piece of secure data on Earth like your online banking, medical records, cryptocurrency and Identity systems like Microsoft Entra and Active Directory are protected by a mathematical shield called RSA encryption. It works because finding the prime factors of a giant number takes classical computers billions of years.
But there’s a catch. Quantum computers don’t play by classical rules.
What Happens When You Don’t Keep Up with Microsoft Changes
For many years, Microsoft technology was built around long-term backward compatibility. Older devices, browsers, and applications could often continue running for years without major disruption.
However, over the last five to six years, Microsoft’s approach has changed significantly. Businesses can no longer assume older platforms will continue working seamlessly with new applications and services.