We provide reliable managed IT services to businesses at reasonable prices. Our goal is to keep your network and computers running smoothly while giving you a set price that you can count on, with no overages.
We focus on four points for IT systems. Security, Stability, Scalability, and Service. If you have these, everything else falls into place.
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With the rise of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Lightcoin and Ripple, there’s been an increasing number of cryptojacking cyber attacks. The computers of businesses as well as individuals are being hijacked to mine cryptocurrency on behalf of a hacker. While cryptojacking may sound like a minor threat — especially when compared to other…
Strong passwords are your small business’s first line of defense against cyber threats. The problem is that many people tend to forget their passwords. To make a strong password, you must use a combination of letters, numbers and special characters. As a result, you may end up forgetting it. Microsoft, however, is looking to solve…
From printers and monitors to storage drives, keyboards, mouses and more, countless computers peripherals use a Universal Serial Bus (USB) connection. It’s become the de-facto standard for connecting peripherals to a computer. But not all USB ports are made equal. The latest generation of USB, known as USB 3.0, offers a superior level of performance…
Does your small business rely on the internet to perform its operations? Even if your small business doesn’t sell its products or services online, you may still get online to connect with customers, advertise, research new markets and perform other tasks associated with your small business’s operations. Whether you use the internet multiple times a…
Keylogging, also known as keystroke capturing, is a type of cyber attack that involves the deployment of malware to record or monitor a victim’s keystrokes. If one or more of your small business’s computers is infected with keylogging malware, anything you type on that computer may be seen by a hacker. Whether you’re writing an…
When creating accounts, you may have the option of using two-factor authentication. Also known simply as 2FA, it’s offered by cloud storage services, email services, online banks and more. A form of multi-factor authentication, two-factor authentication is designed to protect against intrusion add, therefore, data theft. But unless you’ve used it in the past, you’ve…
Leaving your small business’s Wi-Fi open is never a good idea. When open, anyone can log in to your Wi-Fi without entering a password. While different routers support different security standards, most use one of three main standards. While any of these three standards can protect your small business’s Wi-Fi from unauthorized access, though, some…
It’s normal for a PC to produce heat during operation. Most of the heat comes from the PC’s processors. When a processor is being used to run programs, it draws electricity. This electricity, in turn, produces heat — with some PC processes reaching up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. The good news is that…
A cyber attack can have devastating consequences for your small business. Among other things, it can hurt your business’s small business’s credibility, take your network offline and even expose sensitive data — such as customers’ names and payment information — to one or more hackers. But not all cyber attacks rely on the deployment of…
With cyber crime on the rise, business owners must take a more a proactive approach towards defending against and mitigating the damage of cyber attacks. From ransomware and trojans to phishing scams and DDoS attacks, businesses are vulnerable to a variety of cyber attacks. Unfortunately, some business owners believe one or more of the following…
