Yeti IT Consulting
Yeti IT Consulting
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Yeti IT Consulting provides professional and reliable IT services. We believe that it shouldn't be difficult to find good, honest support in the IT world.

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End User Support

Responsive, friendly support that keeps your team productive and your business moving.

  • Help desk and remote support
  • Device setup and configuration
  • Software installation and licensing
  • New starter onboarding
  • Password and account management

Tools we know inside and out

Our team brings hands-on, production experience with the platforms that power modern organisations. This isn't certification-shelf knowledge — it's hard-won expertise from real-world deployments across a range of industries and environments.

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Cloudflare

Cloudflare

Jamf

Jamf

AWS

AWS

CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike

Microsoft

Atlassian

okta

Okta

Apple

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional accreditations and qualifications that underpin the expertise we bring to every engagement.

MCSA
Server 2012
Microsoft
CCNA
Cisco Certified Network Associate
Cisco
Expired
PRINCE2
Project Management
Axelos
ITIL
IT Service Management
Axelos
BSc
Computer Science
University
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Technology news & insights

Articles and updates on the technology topics we find interesting, useful or worth talking about — from the tools we use every day to broader trends shaping the IT landscape.

Building with Next.js App Router

Building a real website with Next.js App Router

A practical guide to building a modern, content-driven website with Next.js — covering routing, data-driven components, MDX, dynamic pages, and SEO. Patterns drawn from real implementations.

Next.js to Cloudflare Workers

From Next.js to Cloudflare Workers — a practical deployment guide

How to build a modern web application with Next.js App Router, migrate it to vinext, and deploy it to Cloudflare Workers. Fast, cheap, and no infrastructure to manage.

Zero Trust Security

Why Zero Trust is no longer optional

For years, Zero Trust was treated as an aspirational framework — something large enterprises pursued while everyone else relied on VPNs and firewall rules. That calculus has changed. With remote and hybrid work now the norm and cloud services sitting outside the traditional perimeter, the old model of 'trust everything inside the network' is simply broken. Tools like Cloudflare Access and Okta make Zero Trust achievable for organisations of any size, and the cost of not acting is rising every year.

Apple in the Enterprise

Apple in the enterprise: what's changed and what hasn't

Apple devices in business used to mean a fight with IT — incompatible software, no central management, and a support team that didn't know where to start. That reality has largely disappeared. Apple Business Manager, paired with a modern MDM like Jamf, means you can provision a MacBook, iPhone or iPad over the air before it even leaves the box. What hasn't changed is that Apple's ecosystem still rewards those who commit to it properly.

Microsoft Entra ID

Microsoft Entra ID vs on-prem AD: making the migration case

Many small and mid-sized businesses are still running on-premises Active Directory — often because it works, and nobody has made a compelling case to change. But the maintenance burden is real: domain controllers need patching, Group Policy is cumbersome, and remote access typically means a VPN bolted on top. Microsoft Entra ID combined with Intune removes the need for most on-prem infrastructure while delivering a better user experience.

CrowdStrike Endpoint Detection

CrowdStrike vs traditional AV: what the data actually shows

Traditional antivirus works by matching files against a database of known threats. It's a model that made sense in 2005. Today, attackers use fileless malware, living-off-the-land techniques and zero-day exploits specifically designed to bypass signature-based detection. CrowdStrike Falcon watches behaviour in real time, looking for suspicious patterns rather than known bad files — catching threats that traditional AV would miss entirely.