Philip Abrie
Phillip is a seasoned IT professional with over 20 years’ experience. His ability to never give up on an issue means that clients breathe a sigh of relief when he walks through the door. He specialises in large-scale infrastructure projects for clients across the UK. He scopes each project developing and designing IT infrastructure that delivers clients with bespoke platforms that work in tangent with applications, processes, and policies.
Phillip’s strength lies in delivering performance-based solutions, that performs at optimum levels and delivers a return on investment for clients.
He is known for developing close relationships with clients to troubleshoot, fact-find, and diagnose complicated issues and offer pragmatic solutions.
Phillip also specialises in cyber protection, designing systems that protect organisations from ransomware and cyber-crime. He is a certified Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus trainer.
Certifications
- Microsoft 365 Certified
- Microsoft Technology Associate: Windows Server Administration Fundamentals (MTA)
- IBITGQ EU General Data Protection Regulation Practitioner (GDPR P)
- IBITGQ EU (GDPR F)
- Microsoft MSCE
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