Owen IT Solutions

Owen IT Solutions Our mission is to provide organisations with a sleek, stable and secure infrastructure in which they

Formed in 2012, Owen IT was started with the intention of bringing enterprise level IT to SMEs at an affordable price. This was to help level the playing field and make IT great for everyone, not just those that could afford it. With the huge array of cloud-based services available today, the possibilities are almost endless as these enterprise level services are widely available and competitively

priced. WHERE WE STARTED
Managing Director Jason Owen, started Owen IT back in 2012 after gaining over 15 years experience in the IT support industry working with large businesses in Telecoms, Finance and Marketing. Now eight years on and based out of Filwood Green Business Park in Bristol, Jason and his team are hard at working providing managed services to SMEs in and around the Bristol area. OUR FOCUS
As a managed service provider our key focus is IT Security, Solutions and Support, typically in that order as well. We believe that the highest priority with any business we work with has to be the security of their infrastructure. Once we have a secure environment in place, we can focus on ensuring that the business then has the right tools in place to operate efficiently. Typically, if we get part one and two right, there will be minimal support required from our team. IT with personality
Whilst we completely understand the importance of our role with our clients, we always ensure that our staff have a great work/life balance. We are big believer in healthy mixture of work and play, which is why we’ve created a fun but hardworking culture in our Bristol office. We believe that the environment we have created here give our clients the best experience when interacting with our team.

07/09/2026

Your IT person's admin account can change almost everything in your business. If they're logged into it while reading email or browsing, one bad click hands all of that over. They should use a normal account day to day and only sign into admin when they need it.

06/09/2026

At least one of your team's work emails is probably already in a leaked password list. Go to haveibeenpwned.com and check. It's free. Anything that shows up, change that password now and anywhere else you reused it. Then ask your IT provider about dark web monitoring.

05/09/2026

That contract you emailed is sitting in someone else's inbox forever, and it can be forwarded to anyone. For anything sensitive, share a link from OneDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox that only the named person can open, set it to expire, and switch it off when they're done.

04/09/2026

If someone takes over your business page, they can scam your customers using your name. Turn on two-factor authentication for every social account. Stop sharing one login and use Business Manager so each person has their own access you can remove when they leave.

03/09/2026

If your guests, staff phones and work computers are all on the same wifi, they can all reach each other. One infected laptop sits right next to the machine running your accounts. Put guests and smart devices on separate networks. Most routers do this already.

02/09/2026

Using the same password twice means a breach at some site you forgot about can get someone into your business email. Attackers take leaked passwords and try them everywhere automatically. A strong password doesn't help if you reused it. Use a password manager and turn on MFA.

Google put out an emergency Chrome update in June 2026 for a flaw attackers were already using. Just visiting a bad web ...
01/09/2026

Google put out an emergency Chrome update in June 2026 for a flaw attackers were already using. Just visiting a bad web page is enough to get hit, no clicking needed. Click the three dots, Help, About Google Chrome, then Relaunch. Updates only take effect once you restart.


Google released security updates for 74 Chrome vulnerabilities, including CVE-2026-11645, a high-severity V8 out-of-bounds memory access flaw.

31/08/2026

Your website is online 24/7 for anyone to poke at, and most owners never think about its security. Make sure it uses HTTPS, keep its software and plugins updated (outdated plugins are the top way sites get hacked), and lock down the admin login with MFA and a strong password.

30/08/2026

Hit with ransomware and your files are locked. Do you pay? Before paying: it doesn't guarantee you get your files back, and in some cases it can break the law. Start with your backups instead. If you can restore yourself, you may not need to pay. Plan this before it happens.

29/08/2026

Don't let your router or firewall get old. These devices have a shelf life, and once they stop getting security updates, your hacking risk goes up. Ask your IT for a list of your network gear and whether each piece is still supported. Anything past end of life needs replacing.

Address

Unit 19, Filwood Green Business Park, Filwood Park Lane
Bristol
BS11ET

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441174220485

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