Yes, our business security systems are installed, monitored, and maintained by us. We have monitoring available 24/7 to ensure your business is secure.

Yes, installing a building security system can lower your insurance premiums, especially for commercial properties. Insurance providers often offer discounts because security systems:

• Reduce the risk of theft, vandalism, and property damage
• Help detect and mitigate incidents like fires, floods, or unauthorized access early
• Provide evidence that supports quicker claim processing

Types of security features that may qualify:

• Burglar alarms and intrusion detection systems
• 24/7 monitored surveillance cameras (CCTV)
• Fire and smoke detection systems
• Access control systems (e.g., keycards, biometric entry)
• Environmental sensors (flood, temperature, gas leak detection)

What to Do:

1. Contact your insurer and ask which security upgrades qualify for premium reductions.
2. Keep records and certifications from licensed installers.
3. Ensure monitoring is active if it’s required for the discount (some policies only offer discounts for professionally monitored systems).

In some cases, discounts can range from 5% to 20%, depending on the provider and system installed.

Yes. We can do several wireless and wired network infrastructure designs prior to coming on site. Some projects may require us to be on site to provide an accurate design and estimate prior to beginning the project.

Absolutely! All of our managed IT clients are outfitted with multiple layers of backups to ensure data is preserved and accessible in the event of catastrophic hardware failures.

Yes, we’re versed in managing Microsoft 365 accounts, including users and email, and defederating accounts from 3rd-party providers like GoDaddy when the account becomes to large for their platform.

Yes, part of the heart of our Managed IT services is ongoing maintenance and support of our clients’ hardware and software.

Yes, we backup your data to multiple locations, including offsite backups, per the 3-2-1 backup rule, which states “a minimum of three backups, 2 on site and 1 in the cloud.” This is the bare minimum of backup we recommend.

Yes we do, as part of our Web Design and Hosting services, we offer web hosting for static HTML and CMS-based websites like WordPress.

As your managed IT service provider, our goal is to protect your business from ransomware through a layered and proactive approach to cybersecurity. Here’s how we help prevent ransomware attacks:

• Regular Data Backups: We implement automated, encrypted backups and test them routinely to ensure your data can be quickly restored in case of an attack.
• Patch Management: We keep your systems up to date with the latest security patches to close known vulnerabilities that ransomware often exploits.
• Email & Web Filtering: We deploy filters to block suspicious emails, links, and attachments—common delivery methods for ransomware.
• Endpoint Protection: We monitor and secure all devices connected to your network to detect and stop threats before they spread.
• User Access Controls: We limit user permissions to ensure employees only have access to the data and systems necessary for their role, reducing the potential impact of an attack.
• Security Awareness Training: We provide ongoing education to your staff so they can recognize phishing attempts and other suspicious behavior.
• 24/7 Monitoring & Incident Response: We continuously monitor your environment for abnormal activity and are ready to respond immediately if a threat is detected.
• Multi-Factor Authentication: We enforce additional layers of identity verification to reduce unauthorized access.

This combination of preventive, detective, and responsive measures helps ensure your business is well-protected against ransomware threats.