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03 Mar

Network Security: First, Middle and Last

We had the fun privilege this week of doing a security check for a restaurant. We have agreements with banks, credit card processors and more to analyze a network for security issues or make changes to a client's network because of a new point of sale system to be installed or modifications to existing ones. The Restaurant's Network It was a...

In the fast-paced world of small business, staying ahead in cybersecurity and technology is paramount. Picture a man in a suit, his focused gaze through a magnifying glass emphasizing the scrutiny needed to protect against potential cyber threats. This image symbolizes the vigilance required for robust network support and IT compliance. Our managed IT services specialize in safeguarding your small business with cutting-edge cybersecurity solutions, ensuring your network is secure from breaches and vulnerabilities. We offer tailored technology support to keep your operations running smoothly, while our compliance experts ensure you meet industry standards effortlessly. Let us be your trusted partner in managing IT solutions that fortify your business against cyber risks while optimizing efficiency. Together, we'll navigate the digital landscape with confidence, maximizing both security and performance for unparalleled success.

23 Jan

The Importance of Thorough Vendor Evaluations

by Trave Harmon

in Managed IT

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In the last decade, we have seen something that is somewhat upsetting. Vendor network evaluations are not worth anything. Yup, we said it. From ISPs, printer providers, virtual server providers, email providers and others; all have failed to live up to their engineering personnel's recommendations. It's only after the disaster begins do we see what narrow scope they have been placed in with a...