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IT support & cyber security in Hull

Dacros is your outsourced IT department for Hull businesses: proactive support, hardened cyber security, and the networks and phones behind them. One accountable partner, one predictable monthly plan.

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Technology support for Hull businesses

Dacros works with businesses across the UK. Most of the work is done remotely, and on-site work is by arrangement. That includes businesses in Hull and nearby, such as Hessle, Cottingham and the HU postcodes.

Whether you are a Hull office of a handful of people or an organisation across several sites, the groundwork is the same: security settings switched on from day one, devices and backups monitored, and every change written down. The plan is then sized and priced to the business you actually run.

On-site
By arrangement
Remote
Across the UK
Scope
Business IT and cyber security. Nothing else.
Cyber Essentials
Not yet held, and labelled as such until it is awarded
Standing
A registered UK company, no. 17143167
Hull City Council and national services

Local help for Hull businesses

Hull is in Hull City Council's area, in Hull and East Yorkshire. These are public services and local business bodies that any Hull business can use, whoever looks after its IT; Dacros has no connection with any of them.

  1. Business support in Hull

    The HEY Growth Hub, part of the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority since 1 April 2026, has a team of impartial business advisers who can support any business based in Hull and East Yorkshire, whatever its size or sector (growthhub@hullandeastyorkshire.gov.uk). Hull City Council offers advice on grants, finance, starting and expanding a business, and runs managed workspace centres, among them the Louis Pearlman Centre, the Bespoke Centre and Craven Park Enterprise Centre. Hull BID, a not-for-profit partnership of city centre businesses and public partners, funds work including safety and security from a levy of 1% of business rates.

  2. Free cyber security help

    Hull City Council's business pages have a cyber security page that links to the NCSC's guidance for small organisations and to Cyber Essentials. GOV.UK lists nine regional Cyber Resilience Centres: police-led, not for profit, supporting businesses of all sizes, with a free membership package among the options. The NCSC's free tools need no specialist: Check your cyber security tests your website, email security and web browser with no registration, Early Warning sends any UK organisation notifications of malicious activity, and the Cyber Action Toolkit is a free, personalised toolkit for sole traders, micro businesses and small organisations.

  3. Broadband in Hull

    The centre of Hull is in the Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice constituency. In Ofcom's figures for January 2026, full fibre was available to 99.5% of premises there, homes and businesses together, and gigabit-capable broadband to 99.5%, and almost all premises could get 30 Mbit/s. Across the city of Hull the figures were 99.6%, 99.6% and 0%. Business premises often lag behind: across England, 70.9% of business premises had full fibre, against 82% of homes. Ofcom's checker shows what your own address can get, so you can tell whether a slow connection is the line or the equipment.

  4. If a scam or a cyber attack reaches the business

    Hull Trading Standards works with the Citizens Advice consumer helpline: for advice or to complain, call 0808 223 1133, or by text relay, 18001 then 0808 223 1133. If the business loses money or is hacked through a scam, report it to Report Fraud, the police service that replaced Action Fraud, online or on 0300 123 2040, Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm. Forward a suspicious email to report@phishing.gov.uk and a suspicious text, free, to 7726. The NCSC's Where to report a cyber incident service says who else you need to tell, and a personal data breach that puts people at risk must reach the ICO within 72 hours of your becoming aware of it.

Checked on 8 November 2026 against the pages linked above. Broadband figures are Ofcom's for all premises, homes and businesses, in January 2026, from the Connected Nations update: Spring 2026, published 13 May 2026.

The review

Free Hull IT & security review

The free review, done remotely: what you run, what is exposed, and where the risk actually sits, written down. The document is yours regardless of what happens next.

The review is done remotely. If part of it needs someone in the building, the visit is agreed and quoted with you before it is booked. A typical engagement starts right here.

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  1. 01
    What you are runningDevices, accounts, email, line-of-business software, broadband and Wi-Fi, and who has access to what.
  2. 02
    What is exposedWhat is visible from outside, looked at the way an attacker would (your website, email set-up and DNS), what is unpatched, where multi-factor authentication is missing, and how well your domain is protected against spoofing.
  3. 03
    Where the risk actually sitsThe handful of findings that would genuinely hurt the business, separated from the noise that would not.
  4. 04
    What it would takeA prioritised list with the quick wins named first, and an honest view of what can safely wait.
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If it is not business IT

Dacros looks after business technology, so if the machine that needs help is a household or personal one, our sibling practice JorTech handles that kind of work. If what you actually need is a website or better search visibility rather than IT support, that is our other sibling practice, VerySEOly.

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