Are you maximizing your IT resources?
- Does your organization have a built-in disaster recovery model?
- Is your current IT solution fully customizable to best meet the
needs of your organization?
- Can you accurately budget for your monthly IT costs?
- Does your current IT solution offer 24/7, support by qualiified
IT professionals?
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Plan for the best, prepare for the
worst:
No one wants a disaster to occur, but the reality is that they happen.
That’s why now is the time to
ask
some hard questions
- How well are you protecting your data and systems?
- Are you automating backup and recovery both for your PCs and
servers?
- How secure are the important data residing on your systems?
- Are your employees following best practices?
Antivirus Is Not Enough:
Many businesses operate under the assumption that installing antivirus
software is enough to protect their information.
To be truly protected against today's increasingly complex and
organized cyber attacks you need:
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Not your job!
Managing and troubleshooting desktops, networks, servers and IT
security is rarely seen as a core activity by SMBs. Some questions to
ask yourself:
- "Does hiring a full-time IT support specialist make sense?
- Can I pay a predictable monthly price rather than being at the
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Consider these latest, dangerous
forms of malware and intrusion:
Crimeware
― Malware programs and online schemes intended to extort
your money or property.
Drive-by Downloads ― While surfing
the web, it is now possible to download malicious software programs
without even realizing it!
Keyloggers ― Malware that captures
what you type into your keyboard, (i.e. credit card numbers, PIN,
passwords, etc).
Rootkits ― Secret software programs designed to allow
intruders to secure and maintain access to your computer.
Have
you read about these latest forms of online threat? Have you fallen
victim to any of them? Would you know if you had?