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Email is the most common point of entry for malware and threats. Test and educate your staff to secure this vector.
Quickly detect and react to stolen credentials from cybersecurity breaches for you and your entire staff.
24/7 fully managed IT security, covering all of your endpoints and helping you exceed industry compliances and best practices.
IT security needs to be taken very seriously.
Ginni Rometty - IBM’s chairman, president, and CEO
If your business experiences a technological failure, how many operations simply stop dead in their tracks until the problem is resolved? While it might seem like you have no control over your business’ technology (at least the issues that cause downtime), this is far from the truth. If you take action now, you can prevent issues from cropping up in the first place rather than reacting to them later, after they have already caused considerable problems for your business.
Today’s businesses still require a lot of hardwork and dedication, but technology assists with day-to-day tasks, and gives more opportunities than we could otherwise imagine. As such, it needs to be in optimal shape, but what business has the time to see to that? Well, with the help of remote monitoring and management, yours does.
“The good old days” usually refer to times long past, where things were more simple. Businesses a few decades ago didn’t have much complex technology in their office, but nowadays organizations have multiple server units and plenty of workstations--all of which need more maintenance than ever before. What’s the best way for your organization to approach IT maintenance?
Network security is an important part of keeping both your business and your staff away from online threats, but it’s not enough to implement the best, most comprehensive solutions on the market. There are a surprising number of facets to network security, and in order to optimize protection against online threats, you’ll need to know all of them. Thankfully, you don’t have to do this alone.
There are some tasks that are essential to the health of your business’ network. For example, you need to make sure that you are engaging in regular network management activities. Do you know what this task entails?
It’s time to face the fact that those times when your technology acts up, you don’t have the time to spare waiting around for the issue to just go away...you need to react. Many small businesses just don’t have the means to maintain an in-house IT resource to solve their problems. What if we can offer you a different solution.
Do you understand what the event logs of your network are, and how they keep your organization secure? If not, you could be ignoring one of the most basic components of network security. Event logs are important for spotting significant issues on a workstation or laptop.
A small business is just as susceptible to the many problems that face large enterprises, and the dangers only multiply with the more technology you implement in the office. The larger your network gets, the more difficult data distribution and storage becomes. The more employees you work with, the more devices that will appear in the office. The more data you work with, the more likely you are to get hacked. These are all very real risks. What are you doing to protect your company from these threats?
We all know the fleeting moment of fear as a computer slows to a grinding halt, taking forever to perform the most basic of tasks. At the same time, we also know the relief of when you find out there’s nothing wrong with your PC. Still, what if that relief never comes? What if you’re dealing with one of the most dangerous computer issues of all: a hard drive crash?
The world’s largest terrestrial vehicle is the German-made bucket-wheel excavator known as “Bagger 293.” Used for open-pit mining, Bagger 293 hulks over the landscape at a length of 722 feet, and a height of 310 feet (twice the size of the Statue of Liberty). As a bonus, this beast-of-a-machine is made more ferocious thanks to remote technology.
By now, you’re well aware of the Internet’s Catch 22 nature. Your business needs it so that employees can be equipped to do their jobs, but it can also be a major distraction and kill productivity. For this week’s tip, here are three ways that you can cut back on Internet distractions and maximize productivity.
In light of all of the recent vulnerabilities found in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser and Windows XP operating system, owners of XP are growing nervous about the upcoming "patch Tuesday," Microsoft's monthly patch release day. But, what if what Microsoft isn't patching in the newer operating systems is what needs to be patched the most in XP?
Efficiency. As a business leader, this word has probably become a favorite of yours. An efficiently run business results in lowered costs and increased productivity. Who doesn't want that? As you know, efficiency requires intentionality. A great place to start is with your technology. Here are three solutions that will intentionally increase your technology's (and in turn, your business') efficiency.
Gone are the days where setting up antivirus and a firewall were enough. NetWorthy Systems offers fully-managed cybersecurity solutions to protect all of your endpoints from both external and internal threats. We help businesses meet industry compliances like HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOX, and more.
Monitored and managed end-point and network security with real-time proactive threat detection.
Managed security appliance handling firewall, managed centralized antivirus, and intrusion detection.
Prevent users from accessing dangerous, inappropriate, or time-wasting online content.
Reduce and block phishing attacks, malware, and other cybersecurity threats that come in through email.
Smartphones and tablets aren’t immune to cyberthreats. Protect these endpoints via device policy management.
Always on, always vigilant, unified security to minimize both external and internal threats across your network and devices.
Safeguard your data and your customer’s privacy by encrypting sensitive or private information that is sent via email.
Protect your IT infrastructure and your end users with our hosted suite of cybersecurity tools, solutions and services.
Protect your physical assets, staff, and customers via secure, managed remote IP security cameras.
Manage and track physical and network access to specify who has permission to access specific resources.
Meet and exceed industry compliances and get regular security compliance audits and evaluations.
Identify exploitable vulnerabilities within your network infrastructure and test your cybersecurity prevention.
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