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UK Network Services
[H1] Protect and connect your UK business
AMVIA is a Sheffield-based managed service provider delivering cybersecurity, Microsoft 365, leased lines, VoIP, and IT support — one provider, one SLA, one account manager.Get Your Free AssessmentCall 0333 733 805099.99%Uptime SLA<90sSupport Response1,200+UK BusinessesNetwork Dashboard — AMVIAUptime99.97%Last 30 daysAvg Latency2.1msUK backboneActive Nodes847Across 12 POPs30-Day UptimeSheffield DC — All ClearokLondon POP — Latency WarningwarnManchester Node — Resolvedok4.9/5 RatingCustomer ScoreSOC Active24/7 MonitoringTrusted byOracleFordHoliday InnNHSSonySantanderWhy AMVIA
[H2] Why UK businesses choose AMVIA
612,000 UK businesses experienced a cyber breach last year. AMVIA exists to make sure that does not happen to yours.
[H3] Single Supplier, Complete Coverage
Cybersecurity, connectivity, VoIP, mobiles, and IT support from one partner — no accountability gaps between vendors.6 services, 1 SLA
[H3] 24/7 Security Operations
Round-the-clock threat monitoring, detection, and response. Your business is protected even when your team is not working.24/7/365 coverage
[H3] Built for UK SMEs
Straightforward pricing, plain-English reporting, and a named account manager who understands businesses with 10 to 500 staff.10–500 staff sweet spot
[H3] Sheffield HQ, Nationwide Service
Our engineering team is based in Sheffield with remote support covering the whole of the UK. On-site when you need it.12 UK coverage pointsOur Services
[H2] Everything your business needs, from one provider
Stop juggling multiple suppliers. AMVIA covers cybersecurity, connectivity, communications, and IT support under a single SLA.
[H3] Cybersecurity
Managed detection and response, 24/7 SOC monitoring, penetration testing, and Cyber Essentials certification.Explore →
[H3] Microsoft 365 Security
Defender configuration, Conditional Access, MFA enforcement, Intune device management, and tenant hardening.Explore →
[H3] Leased Lines & Connectivity
Dedicated internet access, FTTP leased lines, SD-WAN, multi-site connectivity with guaranteed SLAs.Explore →
[H3] Business VoIP
Hosted phone systems, Microsoft Teams calling, SIP trunking, and multi-site voice solutions.Explore →
[H3] Business Mobiles
Business mobile contracts, SIM-only plans, 5G solutions, and MDM with Microsoft Intune.Explore →
[H3] Managed IT Support
Proactive monitoring, helpdesk, infrastructure management, cloud migration, and co-managed IT.Explore →Real-Time Monitoring
[H2] Every connection, monitored 24/7
Our UK-wide network operations centre monitors uptime, latency, and threat activity across every connection — proactively resolving issues before they impact your business.Active Connections12,847Avg Response1.8msThreat Blocks (24h)2,341Sheffield DC99.99%London POP99.95%Manchester Node99.97%Birmingham Hub99.92%Edinburgh POP99.98%All systems operational1,200+
[H3] UK Businesses Protected
From 10-person startups to 500-staff enterprises, we protect businesses across every sector.99.99%
[H3] Network Uptime SLA
Guaranteed uptime backed by proactive monitoring and redundant infrastructure across the UK.<90s
[H3] Average Support Response
Our Sheffield-based team responds to critical incidents in under 90 seconds, 24/7/365.AMVIA consolidated five separate vendors into one relationship. Our security posture improved dramatically, response times dropped, and we saved nearly 30% on our total IT spend.JWJames WhitfieldIT Director, Sterling Manufacturing43%Reduction in incidents£18kAnnual savings< 2hrsFull onboarding
[H2] Ready to protect and connect your business?
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securityManaged Cybersecurity
[H1] Stop Cyber Threats Before They Cost You Thousands
43% of UK businesses were breached last year. AMVIA's fully managed cybersecurity — 24/7 SOC monitoring, endpoint detection, email security, and Cyber Essentials support — protects 1,200+ UK businesses from Sheffield. All for a fixed monthly fee.Get My Free Security AuditCall 0333 733 805043%of UK businesses experienced a cyber breach in 2025 (DSIT)£3,550average cost of the most disruptive breach for UK businesses (DSIT 2025)1,200+UK businesses managed by AMVIA's security operations centreLast updated: March 2026Managed cybersecurity means outsourcing your security monitoring, detection, and response to a specialist provider. UK businesses typically need endpoint protection, email security, firewall management, and SOC monitoring — costing 60–80% less than building an equivalent in-house team. AMVIA delivers all of these as a single managed service from £195/month.
[H3] What Is Managed Cybersecurity?
Managed cybersecurity means outsourcing the monitoring, detection, and response to cyber threats to a specialist provider with a dedicated Security Operations Centre (SOC). Rather than relying on your own team to monitor alerts, respond to incidents, and keep up with the threat landscape, a managed security provider handles this continuously — typically at 60–80% of the cost of building equivalent in-house capability. For UK SMEs, managed cybersecurity combines endpoint protection, email security, firewall management, and SOC monitoring into a single monthly service.
[H2] What Our Managed Cybersecurity Service Includes
AMVIA's managed cybersecurity service covers every layer of your security posture — from endpoints and email to network monitoring and compliance.visibility
[H3] 24/7 SOC Monitoring
Our Security Operations Centre monitors your environment around the clock, correlating alerts from endpoints, email, network, and cloud services to detect threats before they cause damage.security
[H3] Managed Detection and Response (MDR)
When a threat is detected, our security analysts investigate and respond — containing compromised devices, blocking malicious activity, and remediating the incident. Not just alerting, but acting.email
[H3] Email Security
Anti-phishing filters, DMARC/DKIM/SPF configuration, attachment sandboxing, and business email compromise (BEC) protection to block the the attack vector in 85% of breaches (DSIT 2025).bug_report
[H3] Vulnerability Management
Regular scanning of your environment to identify unpatched software, misconfigured systems, and known vulnerabilities — with a prioritised remediation plan delivered monthly.crisis_alert
[H3] Incident Response
Defined incident response procedures with guaranteed response times. If you suffer a breach, AMVIA's team manages containment, investigation, and recovery — with a post-incident report.verified_user
[H3] Cyber Essentials Support
Gap analysis, technical remediation, and guided completion of the Cyber Essentials (and CE Plus) certification process — required for government contracts and beneficial for insurance.
[H2] Managed Cybersecurity Essentials Checklist
Key security controls that every UK business should have in place — and that AMVIA's managed service delivers.check_circle
[H3] 24/7 SOC coverage with defined response times for critical incidents
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[H3] Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) deployed across all devices
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[H3] Email authentication configured (DMARC, DKIM, SPF)
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[H3] Multi-factor authentication enforced on all cloud services
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[H3] Patch management policy with 14-day remediation for critical vulnerabilities
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[H3] Documented and tested incident response plan
[H2] What Does Managed Cybersecurity Actually Include?
The term 'cybersecurity' covers a broad range of technologies, processes, and services. For a UK SME, managed cybersecurity typically means a provider takes responsibility for the following layers of your security posture:Endpoint security: Software on every laptop, desktop, and server that detects and blocks malware, ransomware, and malicious behaviour. Modern solutions use AI-based behavioural detection (EDR) rather than traditional signature-based antivirus.Email security: Filtering and authentication controls that block phishing emails, malicious attachments, and spoofed sender addresses before they reach your staff.Network security: Firewall management, intrusion detection, and monitoring of traffic entering and leaving your network.Identity security: Multi-factor authentication, privileged access management, and monitoring for compromised credentials.SOC monitoring: A Security Operations Centre that aggregates alerts from all of the above and has analysts who investigate and respond to threats 24/7.Compliance: Support for Cyber Essentials, GDPR data security requirements, and sector-specific regulations (FCA, SRA, ICO).
[H2] SOC Monitoring vs DIY Security: Why In-House Isn't Enough
The most common approach to cybersecurity at SME level is to install antivirus software, set up a firewall, and hope for the best. This approach has three fundamental problems:Antivirus alone is insufficient. Traditional signature-based antivirus only detects known threats. Modern ransomware and fileless malware are specifically designed to evade signature detection. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) tools use behavioural analysis to detect attacks that antivirus misses.Alerts without response are worthless. Security tools generate hundreds of alerts per day. Without a team dedicated to investigating those alerts, the ones that matter get lost. A managed SOC provides the human expertise to distinguish real threats from false positives — and to act on the real ones.Threats happen at 3am on a Saturday. Ransomware operators deliberately time their attacks to coincide with weekends and bank holidays, when internal IT teams are offline. A 24/7 SOC means threats are caught and contained regardless of when they occur.
[H2] Why UK SMEs Need Managed Cybersecurity
According to the UK Government's Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025, 43% of UK businesses reported a cyber breach or attack in the past year. The average cost of the most disruptive breach was £3,550 — but for businesses that suffered ransomware or extended downtime, costs ran into tens of thousands of pounds.Small and medium businesses are not less frequently targeted than large organisations — they are often more frequently targeted because attackers know they are less likely to have robust defences. The automation of attacks means a threat actor can scan millions of IP addresses for vulnerabilities simultaneously; the size of your business does not protect you from commodity attacks.For most UK SMEs, building equivalent in-house security capability would require hiring at least one dedicated security analyst (£45,000–£65,000/year), plus the tooling, training, and 24/7 cover requirements. Managed cybersecurity delivers the same capability at a fraction of the cost.
[H2] How AMVIA Delivers Managed Cybersecurity
AMVIA operates a Security Operations Centre from Sheffield, monitoring the environments of 1,200+ UK businesses. Our service is built on enterprise-grade security tooling — including Microsoft Defender, Huntress MDR, and Mimecast email security — delivered as a managed service at SME-appropriate pricing.
[H3] Onboarding
We begin with a security assessment of your current environment — identifying gaps in your endpoint protection, email security, patch management, and access controls. We then deploy our monitoring agents and begin baseline collection, which typically takes one to two weeks before we have sufficient data to tune alert thresholds.
[H3] Ongoing Monitoring
Our SOC monitors your environment 24/7, correlating alerts from endpoints, email, network, and cloud services. When a genuine threat is identified, our analysts investigate and respond — containing affected devices, blocking malicious activity, and remediating the incident. You receive a summary of all security events in a monthly report.
[H3] Co-Managed Options
If you have an internal IT team or IT manager, AMVIA can operate in a co-managed model — providing the SOC monitoring and specialist security tooling while your internal team retains control of day-to-day IT operations. This is increasingly common for businesses with 50–200 staff who have some IT resource but not dedicated security expertise.
[H2] Managed Cybersecurity Cost: What to Expect
Managed cybersecurity for UK SMEs typically costs between £25 and £65 per user per month, depending on the scope of services included. A full-stack service including EDR, SOC monitoring, email security, and vulnerability management will sit at the higher end. Basic endpoint monitoring plus email security sits at the lower end.AMVIA's managed cybersecurity service starts from £195 per month for businesses with up to 10 users — which is less than a single day of incident response from a specialist firm. For businesses with 25–100 users, expect to pay £600–£2,000 per month depending on complexity.
[H2] Choosing a Managed Cybersecurity Provider
When evaluating managed security providers, ask these questions:Do you operate your own SOC or outsource it? AMVIA operates its own SOC from Sheffield — we do not white-label another provider's service.What is your incident response SLA? For critical incidents (active ransomware, account compromise), the response time matters. AMVIA guarantees a one-hour response to critical incidents 24/7.What tooling do you use? Enterprise-grade tools (Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Huntress, Mimecast) deployed correctly outperform consumer-grade tools regardless of the marketing claims.Can you support co-managed arrangements? A provider that works alongside your existing IT team rather than replacing it entirely offers more flexibility.Is Cyber Essentials support included? Certification is increasingly required for government and regulated-sector contracts and should be part of any managed cybersecurity engagement.
[H2] Frequently Asked Questions
How is managed cybersecurity different from just having antivirus?expand_moreAntivirus detects known threats using signature databases. Managed cybersecurity adds behavioural EDR that catches unknown threats, 24/7 human monitoring by SOC analysts, email security, network monitoring, and active incident response. With 19,000 UK businesses hit by ransomware in 2025 (Sophos State of Ransomware 2025), signature-based antivirus alone leaves significant gaps that modern attacks routinely exploit.What happens during managed cybersecurity onboarding?expand_moreAMVIA begins with a security assessment identifying gaps in endpoint protection, email security, patch management, and access controls. We then deploy monitoring agents and collect baseline data over one to two weeks to tune alert thresholds. This baselining period ensures our SOC can distinguish genuine threats from normal business activity, reducing false positives from day one.What is AMVIA's incident response time for critical threats?expand_moreAMVIA's SOC responds to critical security incidents — active ransomware, account compromise, data exfiltration — within one hour, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Response times for lower-severity alerts are documented in our SLA and shared during onboarding. All incident activity is logged and included in monthly security reports for your records.How much does managed cybersecurity cost compared to an in-house security team?expand_moreManaged cybersecurity for UK SMEs typically costs £25–£65 per user per month for a full-stack service including EDR, SOC monitoring, email security, and vulnerability management. A single in-house security analyst costs £45,000–£65,000 per year and still cannot provide 24/7 coverage. AMVIA delivers equivalent capability at 60–80% lower cost.What contract lengths are available for managed cybersecurity?expand_moreAMVIA offers 12-month and 24-month managed cybersecurity contracts, with longer terms carrying better pricing. The onboarding and baselining process requires a minimum commitment period to deliver value. After the initial term, contracts renew annually. We do not offer rolling monthly contracts for managed security services.
[H2] Find Out Where Your Business Is Exposed — Before Attackers Do
Get a free cybersecurity assessment from our Sheffield-based SOC team. We will identify your gaps, prioritise fixes, and give you a clear remediation roadmap. No commitment. Response within 2 hours.Get My Free Security Audit
[H2] Related Resources
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[H3] Cybersecurity Guide
The complete guide to cybersecurity for UK businesses — threats, controls, and how to build a programme.Read morearrow_forwardarticleComparison
[H3] MDR vs EDR
What is the difference between managed detection and response and endpoint detection and response?Read morearrow_forwardarticleService
[H3] Cyber Essentials
UK Government certification that verifies your baseline security controls.Read morearrow_forwardarticleService
[H3] Email Security
Anti-phishing, DMARC, and BEC protection for your Microsoft 365 environment.Read morearrow_forwardarticleService
[H3] Endpoint Security
Managed EDR across all your business devices — laptops, desktops, and servers.Read morearrow_forwardarticleQuestion
[H3] How Much Does Managed Cybersecurity Cost?
Detailed pricing guidance for UK SMEs considering managed security services.Read morearrow_forwardTrusted by 1,200+ UK BusinessesverifiedCyber Essentials PlusverifiedISO 27001verifiedMicrosoft Gold Partnershield43% of UK businesses were breached last year → Get My Free Security Auditphone0333 733 8050Get My Free Security AuditshieldGet My Free Security Auditcall

cableLeased Lines
[H1] Slow Internet Costs You More Than You Think — Fix It Today
A leased line gives your business dedicated, uncontended bandwidth with guaranteed uptime — no slowdowns at peak hours, no excuses from your ISP. AMVIA sources leased lines from all major UK carriers and manages installation, migration, and ongoing support. Pricing from £150/month.See How Much I Could SaveCall 0333 733 805039%of UK business internet connections are now fixed leased lines, according to Ofcom's Connected Nations report99.99%uptime SLA typical for business-grade leased lines — vs no SLA guarantee on standard broadband1,200+UK businesses managed by AMVIA, including multi-site leased line deploymentsLast updated: March 2026A leased line gives UK businesses dedicated, uncontended internet bandwidth with symmetric upload and download speeds. Unlike broadband, performance does not degrade at peak times. AMVIA sources leased lines from all major UK carriers — including BT Openreach, Virgin Media Business, and Zayo — securing the best price for your postcode and speed requirement.
[H3] What Is a Leased Line?
A leased line — also called a dedicated internet access (DIA) circuit — is a private, uncontended internet connection that runs directly from your business premises to the carrier's network. Unlike broadband, which shares capacity with neighbouring homes and businesses, a leased line is dedicated exclusively to your organisation. This means you get the full contracted speed at all times, symmetric upload and download bandwidth, and a guaranteed uptime SLA. Speeds range from 10 Mbps to 10 Gbps, with 100 Mbps–1 Gbps being most common for UK SMEs.
[H2] What Our Leased Line Service Includes
AMVIA sources, installs, and manages leased line connectivity for UK businesses — from initial survey and provider selection through to installation and ongoing support.lan
[H3] Dedicated Internet Access (DIA)
Fully uncontended internet access at your contracted speed, delivered over fibre — symmetric for both upload and download. Speeds from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps available across most UK commercial postcodes.speed
[H3] Guaranteed SLA
Leased lines come with a guaranteed uptime SLA — typically 99.99% or 99.95% — with defined fault response and repair times, and financial compensation (service credits) if the SLA is breached.hub
[H3] SD-WAN and Network Management
Layer SD-WAN technology over your leased line estate to intelligently route traffic, prioritise business-critical applications, and manage bandwidth across multiple sites from a single management portal.business
[H3] Multi-Site Connectivity
Connect multiple offices with MPLS or SD-WAN — enabling internal traffic to flow between sites without traversing the public internet, improving both performance and security.wifi_tethering
[H3] Failover and Resilience
Pair your leased line with a broadband or 4G/5G failover circuit. If the primary leased line fails, traffic automatically switches to the backup — maintaining business continuity.support_agent
[H3] End-to-End Installation Management
AMVIA manages the entire installation process — surveying the premises, coordinating Openreach or alternative carrier engineers, and managing the cutover from your existing connection with minimal disruption.
[H2] Leased Line Procurement Checklist
Key steps to ensure you select the right leased line for your business.check_circle
[H3] Bandwidth requirement assessed based on user count and application needs
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[H3] SLA terms reviewed — uptime guarantee, fault response time, and compensation terms
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[H3] Failover or resilience circuit planned in case of primary line failure
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[H3] SD-WAN evaluated if managing connectivity across multiple sites
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[H3] Installation lead time factored in — typically 60–90 days for a new leased line
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[H3] Multiple providers compared by postcode to get the most competitive pricing
[H2] What Is a Leased Line and How Does It Differ from Broadband?
A leased line — formally known as a Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) circuit — is a private, uncontended fibre connection running from your business premises directly to the carrier's network. It is different from standard business broadband in three fundamental ways:Dedicated capacity: Broadband is a contended service, meaning you share the available bandwidth with other businesses and homes in your area. During peak hours (typically 8–10am and 5–7pm), available speeds can drop significantly. A leased line is dedicated exclusively to your business — the contracted speed is guaranteed at all times, regardless of what your neighbours are doing.Symmetric speeds: Broadband products are typically asymmetric — faster download than upload. A 1 Gbps broadband product might deliver 1 Gbps download but only 100 Mbps upload. A 1 Gbps leased line delivers 1 Gbps in both directions simultaneously, which is essential for businesses that upload large files, run VoIP, host applications, or use cloud services heavily.Guaranteed SLA: Business broadband comes with no meaningful uptime guarantee — if it fails, the provider will fix it when they can. A leased line comes with a contractual SLA specifying uptime (typically 99.99% or 99.95%), fault response times (typically four hours), fault repair times (typically eight hours), and financial compensation if the SLA is breached.
[H2] Who Needs a Leased Line?
Not every business needs a leased line. It is worth considering if:You have 25 or more staff sharing an internet connectionYour business relies heavily on cloud services (Microsoft 365, Salesforce, ERP systems) that require consistent bandwidthYou host servers or systems that external clients or remote workers need to access reliablyYou use VoIP telephony and need guaranteed quality of service for callsYour broadband connection regularly slows at peak times, affecting productivityYou need a guaranteed SLA for regulatory or contractual reasonsFor very small businesses (under 10 staff) with light cloud usage, business broadband is often sufficient. For businesses of 25+ staff or with high bandwidth demands, the productivity and reliability benefits of a leased line typically justify the cost differential.
[H2] Leased Line Costs: What to Expect
Leased line pricing in the UK varies considerably based on speed, location, and provider. As a guide:100 Mbps leased line: £150–£400 per month depending on postcode and provider1 Gbps leased line: £300–£700 per month in most UK commercial areas10 Gbps leased line: £800–£2,000+ per month, typically for data-intensive operations or multi-site aggregationPrices are significantly affected by location. Businesses in dense urban areas (London, Manchester, Birmingham, Sheffield) generally pay less than rural or semi-rural locations, where the distance to the nearest fibre exchange is greater. AMVIA accesses pricing from all major UK carriers — including BT Openreach, Virgin Media Business, Zayo, CityFibre, and Hyperoptic — and will present the most competitive option for your specific postcode and speed requirement.Installation costs are typically zero or a one-off connection charge of £500–£1,500, depending on the carrier and whether fibre is already available to your building. Most carriers also require a minimum 36-month contract term for leased lines.
[H2] The Installation Process: What to Expect
Installing a new leased line takes longer than activating broadband. The process involves a physical survey, fibre installation if not already present, and carrier coordination — and typically takes 60–90 days from order to live service.The typical installation timeline is:Days 1–5: Order placed, carrier conducts desktop survey to confirm availability and pricingDays 5–15: Physical site survey by carrier engineer to plan the installation routeDays 15–45: Fibre installation — if fibre already reaches the building, this phase is shorterDays 45–60: Testing, configuration, and cutover from existing connectionAMVIA manages the entire process, including coordinating with Openreach or alternative carrier engineers, tracking milestone dates, and ensuring the cutover from your existing connection is managed with minimal disruption. If you need connectivity sooner (for example, for a new premises opening), we can provide a temporary 4G/5G business router while the leased line is being installed.
[H2] SD-WAN: Getting More from Your Leased Line
SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) is a technology that sits above your physical connectivity — intelligently routing traffic across multiple connections to optimise performance and resilience.For businesses with multiple sites, SD-WAN allows you to manage connectivity across all locations from a single management portal, prioritise business-critical applications (VoIP, video conferencing, ERP) over lower-priority traffic (software updates, social media), and automatically failover to a backup connection if the primary circuit fails.SD-WAN is not necessary for single-site businesses with a single leased line, but becomes valuable for businesses with three or more sites or complex bandwidth management requirements.
[H2] Leased Line Resilience and Failover
Despite a 99.99% SLA, leased lines can fail — typically due to physical damage to the fibre (roadworks, cable strikes, flooding). For businesses where internet connectivity is business-critical, pairing the primary leased line with a secondary connection provides resilience.Common failover options include:Secondary leased line: Maximum resilience, but highest cost. Used for trading floors, hospitals, and critical infrastructure.Business broadband failover: Lower cost, lower bandwidth, but activates automatically if the leased line fails. Suitable for most SMEs.4G/5G router failover: Fastest to deploy, no installation required. Bandwidth is limited and may be unsuitable for large call volumes or high-bandwidth applications, but ideal for short-term outages.AMVIA can supply and manage failover connectivity alongside your primary leased line — with automatic failover configured through SD-WAN or a managed router — so that a leased line failure does not cause business disruption.
[H2] Choosing a Leased Line Provider
When selecting a leased line provider or broker, consider:Network agnosticism: A provider tied to a single carrier cannot always offer the best price for your postcode. AMVIA works with all major UK carriers.SLA terms: Compare not just the uptime percentage but the fault response time, repair time, and compensation mechanism. A 99.99% SLA with a 24-hour repair time is materially different from one with a four-hour repair time.Installation management: Who manages the installation process? Some brokers simply pass you to the carrier and step back. AMVIA manages the entire process end-to-end.Ongoing support: Who do you call when there is a fault? Your managed IT provider should manage fault reporting to the carrier on your behalf — not leave you to navigate the carrier's business support line.
[H2] Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a leased line and DIA?expand_moreThey are the same thing. Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) is the formal term for what most UK businesses call a leased line — a private, uncontended fibre connection delivering symmetric speeds with a guaranteed SLA. You may also see the terms Ethernet Leased Line (ELL) or Ethernet First Mile (EFM). A leased line typically delivers 99.99% uptime SLA (industry standard), regardless of which name the carrier uses.How does SD-WAN work with a leased line?expand_moreSD-WAN sits above your physical connectivity and intelligently routes traffic across multiple connections. For businesses with three or more sites, it allows you to prioritise business-critical applications like VoIP and ERP, automatically failover to a backup circuit if the primary leased line fails, and manage bandwidth across all locations from a single portal. AMVIA deploys SD-WAN alongside leased lines for multi-site organisations.What happens if my leased line goes down?expand_moreDespite high reliability, leased lines can fail due to physical fibre damage from roadworks or flooding. AMVIA pairs primary leased lines with failover circuits — typically 4G/5G or a secondary broadband connection — configured for automatic switchover. UK broadband average download speed is just 69.4 Mbps (Ofcom Connected Nations 2024), so a failover circuit provides continuity rather than full performance. We monitor both circuits and manage the failback when your primary line is restored.Can I connect multiple offices with leased lines?expand_moreYes. Businesses with multiple sites can use leased lines at each location combined with MPLS or SD-WAN to route internal traffic privately between offices without traversing the public internet. Each site may be served by a different carrier depending on local fibre availability. AMVIA standardises the managed service layer across all sites and provides centralised monitoring through AmviaIQ — giving you visibility of every connection in one dashboard.How do I compare leased line providers for my postcode?expand_moreLeased line pricing varies dramatically by location — a 1 Gbps circuit in central Manchester may cost £350 per month, while the same speed in a rural area could exceed £1,000. AMVIA checks availability and pricing across BT Openreach, Virgin Media Business, CityFibre, Zayo, and Hyperoptic simultaneously, returning results in under 60 seconds. We recommend the best option based on your speed requirement, budget, and contract term preference.
[H2] Get a Leased Line Quote in Under 60 Seconds
AMVIA checks availability and pricing across BT Openreach, Virgin Media Business, CityFibre, Zayo, and more — all at your postcode. No discovery call required. No commitment.See How Much I Could Save
[H2] Related Resources
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[H3] Leased Line vs Broadband
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[H3] Business VoIP
VoIP telephony works best over a reliable, uncontended leased line connection.Read morearrow_forwardarticleService
[H3] Managed IT Support
Leased lines form part of a broader managed IT infrastructure for UK SMEs.Read morearrow_forwardarticleIndustry
[H3] Cybersecurity for Manufacturing
Connectivity requirements for UK manufacturing businesses with multiple sites.Read morearrow_forwardarticleLocation
[H3] IT Services in Sheffield
AMVIA's Sheffield operations centre manages leased line connectivity across Yorkshire and the UK.Read morearrow_forwardTrusted by 1,200+ UK BusinessesverifiedCyber Essentials PlusverifiedISO 27001verifiedMicrosoft Gold PartnershieldDedicated internet from £150/month → See How Much I Could Savephone0333 733 8050See How Much I Could SaveshieldSee How Much I Could Savecall

smartphoneBusiness Mobiles
[H1] Your Business Mobiles Are Costing You 30% More Than They Should
AMVIA sources and manages business mobile contracts, SIM-only plans, and device management for UK businesses — covering network selection, device procurement, security policies, and remote wipe. Average 30% cost saving when you consolidate through us.Get My Free Mobile QuoteCall 0333 733 80505Gcoverage now available across most UK cities — AMVIA ensures your fleet is on the right network1,200+UK businesses managed by AMVIA, including mobile fleet management30%average cost saving when businesses consolidate mobile contracts through a managed providerLast updated: March 2026Business mobile services give UK companies centralised billing, MDM-ready SIMs, and volume discounts unavailable on consumer plans. AMVIA sources business mobile contracts from all UK networks — including O2, Vodafone, EE, and Three — and bundles device management, security policies, and 24/7 support into a single monthly fee.
[H3] What Are Business Mobile Services?
Business mobile services cover the procurement, management, and security of mobile phones and SIM cards used by your workforce. Unlike consumer plans, business mobile contracts offer centralised billing, volume discounts, MDM-ready SIMs, and the ability to enforce security policies across your entire device fleet — from a single handset to hundreds of devices across multiple sites.
[H2] What Our Business Mobile Service Includes
AMVIA manages every aspect of your business mobile fleet — from sourcing competitive contracts to enforcing security policies across every device.smartphone
[H3] Business Mobile Contracts
Access to contracts across all major UK networks — O2, Vodafone, EE, and Three — with volume pricing unavailable on consumer plans. We handle number porting, upgrades, and contract renewals.security
[H3] Mobile Device Management (MDM/Intune)
Deploy Microsoft Intune or other MDM platforms to enforce PIN policies, encrypt devices, control app installation, and remotely wipe lost or stolen handsets.devices
[H3] BYOD Security Policies
Implement bring-your-own-device (BYOD) frameworks that separate personal and corporate data on employee-owned phones, protecting business information without compromising privacy.sim_card
[H3] SIM Management and Data Pooling
Centralise your SIM estate with data pooling across your organisation, eliminating overage charges and ensuring every user has the data they need.shopping_bag
[H3] Device Procurement and Refresh
Source handsets, tablets, and accessories at trade pricing. We manage device refresh cycles, insurance claims, and warranty repairs so you do not have to.signal_cellular_alt
[H3] 5G-Ready Fleet Planning
Assess whether your workforce would benefit from 5G-capable devices and plans, particularly for field workers, remote sites, or businesses with high data requirements.
[H2] Business Mobile Management Checklist
Key steps UK businesses should take to manage their mobile fleet securely and cost-effectively.check_circle
[H3] MDM policy deployed on all company-owned devices
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[H3] Remote wipe capability configured and tested
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[H3] BYOD policy documented and communicated to staff
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[H3] SIM estate reviewed and consolidated for cost savings
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[H3] Device encryption enforced on all handsets
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[H3] App management policy in place to control installed software
[H2] Business Mobile Management for UK SMEs
UK businesses collectively spend billions of pounds each year on mobile contracts, yet most have no centralised visibility of their SIM estate, no MDM policies in place, and no way to remotely wipe a device if it is lost or stolen. If your team uses company-owned phones — or their own devices to access work email and files — you need a structured approach to mobile management.AMVIA manages business mobile fleets for organisations across the UK, from small teams of five to enterprises with hundreds of devices. Whether you need SIM-only contracts, full device procurement, mobile device management, or a BYOD policy, this guide explains what is involved and how to approach it.
[H2] Business Mobile Contracts vs Consumer Plans
Consumer SIM plans are designed for individuals. Business contracts offer materially different benefits that make them worth the switch for any organisation with three or more mobile users.Volume pricing: Networks offer significant discounts when you aggregate multiple lines under a single business account. These discounts are not available on consumer SIMs.Centralised billing: A single monthly invoice covers your entire mobile estate, simplifying finance and reducing administration.Data pooling: Business accounts allow data to be shared across SIMs, so heavy users can draw from a pooled allowance without incurring overage charges.Account management: You get a dedicated account manager and priority support, rather than dealing with a consumer call centre.MDM compatibility: Business SIMs and devices can be enrolled in mobile device management platforms from day one, enabling remote control and security policies.
[H3] Which Network Is Best for Business?
The right network depends on where your team works. O2 and EE tend to lead on rural UK coverage, while Vodafone has strong international roaming agreements. Three offers the best value SIM-only data plans for urban-based teams. AMVIA is network-agnostic and will recommend the best option based on your usage patterns and postcode-level coverage analysis — or split your fleet across networks where coverage requirements vary by role.
[H2] Mobile Device Management (MDM): What It Is and Why You Need It
Mobile Device Management is software that lets your IT team — or your managed IT provider — remotely control every device enrolled in your organisation. The most widely deployed MDM platform for UK businesses is Microsoft Intune, which is included with Microsoft 365 Business Premium licences.
[H3] What MDM Can Do
Enforce PIN, fingerprint, or face ID lockscreens on all devicesRequire device encryption so data cannot be accessed if a handset is lostPush apps and configurations to devices without user involvementRestrict which apps can be installed from the app storeSeparate work and personal data into distinct containers on BYOD devicesRemotely wipe a device — or just the corporate data — if it is reported lost or stolen
[H3] MDM vs MAM: What Is the Difference?
Mobile Application Management (MAM) is a subset of MDM. Where MDM manages the entire device, MAM manages only the apps on the device. MAM is commonly used for BYOD scenarios where employees would not consent to full device management. For example, with MAM you can control the Microsoft Outlook and Teams apps on a personal iPhone without having any visibility of personal photos, messages, or other data.
[H2] BYOD: Managing Employee-Owned Devices
Many UK SMEs allow staff to use personal phones for work purposes — accessing work email, Teams messages, or company files on their own device. This is common practice, but it carries significant risk if not properly managed.Without a BYOD policy, an employee leaving the company could retain access to work email on their personal phone indefinitely. A personal device infected with malware could be used to access corporate files. If a personal phone is lost, there is no way to remove the corporate data from it.
[H3] What a BYOD Policy Should Cover
Which devices and operating systems are permitted (minimum iOS or Android version)Which MDM or MAM platform will be used to manage corporate data on personal devicesWhat the organisation can and cannot see on an employee's personal deviceWhat happens to corporate data on the device when an employee leavesWhether the company contributes to the employee's phone billAMVIA will draft a BYOD policy for your organisation, deploy the appropriate MDM or MAM configuration, and train your team on what it means for them.
[H2] Cost Breakdown: What Does Business Mobile Management Cost?
The cost of business mobile services depends on several factors: the number of devices, the networks chosen, whether devices are supplied or SIM-only, and whether MDM management is included.SIM-only business contracts: Typically £8–£20 per SIM per month, depending on data allowance and network. Volume discounts apply from around 10 SIMs.Full device contracts (handset included): From around £20–£45 per device per month over 24 or 36 months, depending on the handset model.MDM management (Intune): Included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium (£18.60/user/month). AMVIA's management and support layer is charged per device per month.AMVIA managed mobile service: All-inclusive mobile management — contract sourcing, MDM, SIM management, device support — from approximately £15 per device per month.
[H2] How to Choose a Business Mobile Provider
When selecting a business mobile provider or managed service, look for the following:Network agnosticism: A provider tied to one network cannot always give you the best deal. AMVIA works across all major UK networks.MDM integration: Your mobile provider should be able to enrol devices in MDM on your behalf and manage the configuration.Clear SLA: What happens when a device is lost, broken, or needs replacing? A managed provider should have a defined process.Consolidated billing: Look for a single monthly invoice that covers all networks, devices, and management — not separate bills from each network.UK-based support: When staff have a problem with their work phone, they need fast, UK-based support — not an overseas call centre.
[H2] Business Mobiles for Different Business Sizes
Small businesses (10–25 staff): SIM-only contracts with basic MDM through Microsoft Intune are usually sufficient. Focus on getting all devices enrolled and a remote wipe policy in place.Mid-market businesses (25–100 staff): At this scale, a managed mobile service makes sense. Consolidated billing, data pooling, and a formal BYOD policy will deliver measurable cost savings and security improvements.Larger SMEs (100–500 staff): A dedicated mobile fleet management programme with full MDM, regular audits, and a device refresh cycle will be required. AMVIA provides this as part of a broader managed IT engagement.
[H2] Frequently Asked Questions
How do I manage company mobile phones across my team?expand_moreDeploy a Mobile Device Management (MDM) platform such as Microsoft Intune, which enforces security policies, pushes apps, and remotely wipes devices from a central dashboard. With only 40% of UK businesses having two-factor authentication enabled (DSIT Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025), MDM also ensures MFA is enforced on every mobile device accessing company data. AMVIA enrols your entire fleet and provides ongoing management.What does MDM actually do on a company phone?expand_moreMDM lets your IT administrator remotely enforce PIN requirements, encrypt the device, control which apps can be installed, push software configurations, and wipe the device if it is lost or stolen. On BYOD devices, MDM can be limited to managing only corporate apps and data through Mobile Application Management (MAM), leaving personal photos and messages untouched.What is a BYOD policy and does my business need one?expand_moreA BYOD (bring your own device) policy sets out rules for using personal devices to access work data. If any staff check work email on personal phones, you need one. Without a BYOD policy, you cannot remove corporate data from a personal device when an employee leaves, and you have no visibility of whether personal devices meet your organisation's security standards.What is the difference between a business SIM and a consumer SIM?expand_moreBusiness SIMs sit under a centralised account with consolidated billing, data pooling, and volume-based pricing unavailable on consumer plans. They are MDM-compatible from day one and include a dedicated account manager rather than consumer support. Consumer SIMs are billed individually and offer no fleet management, security enforcement, or data pooling features.How much does business mobile management cost per device?expand_moreSIM-only business contracts typically cost £8–£20 per SIM per month depending on data allowance and network. Full handset contracts add £15–£30 per month over 24 or 36 months. AMVIA's all-inclusive managed mobile service — covering contract sourcing, MDM enrolment, SIM management, and device support — starts from approximately £15 per device per month.
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