Your computers and data are vital to the operation of your business. Are you protected from the three major threats to your data?

New computer viruses are discovered every day. A virus is a potentially destructive program that easily reproduces itself and spreads to other systems. Side effects may be annoying messages, embarrassing e-mails sent out under your name, or even complete deletion of all your important data.

If your company were struck by disaster like a fire, flood, or accident, could your business recover quickly enough, or would you be ‘out of business’ for several weeks?

Someone outside your firm may be trying to steal secrets. Hackers may attempt to maliciously destroy your information. However it happens, unauthorized access to your data can be catastrophic.

We offer services to identify data security problems. We can set up solutions to protect your data and provide peace of mind.

We make sure that your servers and computers stay up-to-date with the latest virus protection software. We also educate your users on the proper handling of unknown e-mail attachments and programs.

The key to preparing for a physical disaster is understanding the proper balance between physical security and the minimum time needed to recover your data. Our Security Evaluation will pinpoint key areas to consider and recommend solutions that meet your specific needs.

Hardware firewalls can provide content filtering that shields your users from unacceptable sites. Most firewalls are easily customized, can restrict access by category or time of day, and can allow site overrides with administrative credentials.

Do you have servers that need to be online 24 hours a day? Our monitoring service alerts us whenever your critical servers fail so that we can respond and keep your servers up and running.

Our external scanning service shows us the same view of your network that a hacker might see, letting us recommend solutions for your security gaps before they could be exploited.

We take a layered approach to securing your network. No single solution can protect you from all avenues that a malicious user could use to gain access, but, by combining hardware, software, and good user policies, your systems and data can be well protected.

Hardware firewalls conceal your network from outside connections, while still allowing your employees to browse the Web and use applications.

Software configuration is one of the key elements in maintaining a secure network. By keeping these configurations up-to-date through patches and hot-fixes, standard hacker attacks are avoided -- not to mention preventing performance problems and other common issues!

User policies are often overlooked when securing a network, but if a hacker gains access to your server, and user passwords are easily guessed, the hacker is recognized as a legitimate user. We can help you develop a password and access policy that fits your business model while maintaining a user-friendly atmosphere.

Schedule a security evaluation today to determine how vulnerable your data is, and what we can do to protect your information and systems.