I know, another blog post about how someone is newly remote working because everyone is scared of other humans. But wait! I was at home already. Surevine is and always has been a Remote First company. There is no office, no building or door with our logo on it (which is frankly a shame, because … Continued
Remote working; we all know how to do it now, right? To be clear, the forced, suddenly thrust upon us “working-at-home” experience of the last year is not to be confused with how companies have been successfully working remotely for years. Working remotely means someone has thought about it, planned it, designed and nurtured a … Continued
2020 sure didn’t turn out like we expected it to. It’s interesting to take a step back and look at just how much has changed in the space of 1 year. That’s why we’re going through Surevine’s top 5 blogs of 2020, and what we can take from each of them: Surevine wins Cyber Innovation … Continued
In May 2019, I was sat filling in a timesheet on Tempo, wondering yet again if I’d actually done the correct number of hours. Surevine allow flexible working, where you don’t have fixed working patterns or need to stick to a fixed number of hours per day. Just so long as it remains compatible with … Continued
There are people, customers and businesses that make up such an important part of Surevine’s history that we cannot unpick ourselves from them no matter how much time has passed. And so, hearing that TechHub London went into administration a couple of months ago really hit home. Surevine’s TechHub journey Rewind the clock back to … Continued
I find one of the most annoying features of AWS is the strict divide between different regions. With this post and a new Cloudformation feature from AWS I will show you how to deploy infrastructure across multiple regions with a single “master” template. Consider a service like GuardDuty. You don’t really care whether the alerts … Continued
In late July a message dropped into our company-wide chat: “I’m in touch with someone who is about to start studying Computer Science at A-level and would benefit from real-life experience. Anyone got anything appropriate for them to focus on?” We had often expressed a desire to support young people in our industry by offering … Continued
By Ben Girvan My GCSE year was cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of the usual 6 weeks summer holiday to fill, I found myself having to fill close to 6 months of holiday whilst also being kept away from my friends. I had put a huge amount of effort into my GCSE revision … Continued
Advancing science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education is of critical importance to Surevine. Investing in the next generation is a great way to encourage enthusiasm, but it also allows us to share our passion for technology and helps mould the future minds of our industry. Who knows, the kids of today might one day … Continued
Surevine was announced as the winner of the techUK and Cyber Exchange Cyber Innovation Den Pitching Competition. The competition saw 12 of the most innovative cyber SMEs from across the whole of the UK pitch their products and services to a panel of expert judges from across the public and private sectors. Surevine pitched Jodami, … Continued