Cloud computing is all the rage these days, and while some companies are moving their whole IT infrastructure to the cloud, many others are choosing to streamline their businesses by moving individual business applications.

If you are considering moving your data to the Cloud and any of your company’s software applications, make sure to consider these 5 tips BEFORE pulling the trigger:

1. Back It Up!

Migrating data to any new location is a mess, and anything can (and usually does) go wrong. Therefore, make sure you have good, recent backup copies of everything before you make the move.

2. Maintain An On-site Copy

At first, moving our data to the cloud can be a bit scary. What can help mitigate the risk (and the fear) is keeping a local, on-site copy of your data and network image on an NAS (network-attached storage) device. That way you have a local on-site copy in addition to the working cloud copy.

3. Have A “Plan B” To Access The Internet

One of the biggest questions about moving your data to the cloud is “What if the Internet goes down?” To mitigate that fail point, have a business-class Internet connection as your initial and main way to connect, and then also have a second Internet connection service as a backup. If Time Warner Cable is your main connection, you might consider keeping a AT&T wireless account as a backup.

4. Use It As An Opportunity To Do Some Housekeeping

You could just copy and paste your files from your local machines into the cloud, but why not take this as an opportunity to reevaluate the structure and organization of that data? Here are some ideas:

– Reevaluate and/or update your file-naming conventions and file organization. A good file-naming policy will make it much easier to find files and information. Also, consider reorganizing all the folders into smarter, more efficient categories.

– Consider who will be using what and what levels of permissions are required to access files. Revisiting your permission levels will help keep sensitive data from falling into the wrong hands.

– Look at old files and consider deleting them or archiving them so they aren’t cluttering up your server and costing you money for storing and backing them up.

5. Phase The Move

Don’t try to migrate everything all at once. Create a transition plan and implement it. Make sure you move your files in bite-size pieces so the changes are easy to digest for your clients, employees, partners and everyone else involved. This also gives you the opportunity to test the water before taking the plunge, and it allows you to put out one fire at a time instead of having all systems down or broken.

Free Cloud Readiness Assessment And Cost Analysis Gets You Started

As a prospective customer, you are eligible for this FREE Cloud Readiness And Cost Analysis.

Free of charge (a $497 value), one of our expert cloud computing engineers will walk you through our 3-step Cloud Readiness process:

a) Cost Analysis and Inventory. We’ll look at your current network hardware, software, data and applications. We’ll also compile an IT cost assessment to reveal your total spend on IT, including Internet connectivity, support and other fees. Our goal is to find ways we can significantly lower your overall IT costs while simplifying and improving your workflow.

b) Cloud Readiness Assessment. After looking at the above areas, we then look at how you and your employees work and see how well your applications or processes will move to the cloud to improve ease of use and lower costs.

c) Cloud Action Plan. When the assessment is complete, we’ll give you a comprehensive plan that shows how we can save you money and resolve a number of workarounds and problems you have been experiencing to date. Even if you decide not to hire us, this third-party assessment will give you a good idea of what you are able to do with the power of cloud computing.

Get yours FREE today at www.123onit.com/it-services/cloud-services/ through Spring 2015! Phone: 210-263-3810

Areas Covered

We have the tools for Moving Your Data To The Cloud. Besides that we provide a wide range of Data Backup Solutions and Cyber Security services in San Antonio as well as, cloud services, computer IT support, network services and data retention plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout south Texas and Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels.

Moving Your Data To The Cloud is easy with our streamlined technology process. Cloud computing and Data Backup Solution management in San Antonio with local experts who can help and visit your business to resolve computer problems: Cloud services, IT Support San Antonio, Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Data Security.

Microsoft Hosted Exchange Buyer’s Guide

March 15, 2015
by jguerra

Microsoft Hosted Exchange Buyer’s Guide

Introduction

Messaging lies at the heart of a business’ ability to communicate, to interact quickly and effectively with everyone from employees and suppliers to clients and prospects.

Yet supporting an on-premise messaging solution absorbs much of a business’ IT dollars. In addition to buying the software, you must expend resources on maintenance, implementation, upgrades, licensing, support and archiving. Downtime – whether scheduled or due to failure or disaster – costs money, disrupts business operations and creates customer dissatisfaction, especially in a world where the vast majority of users check their emails from home, from on the road and after-hours.

Comparing Costs

Although many decision-makers claim on-premise Exchange implementations are less expensive to deploy and operate than Microsoft Hosted Exchange, the opposite is often true. Just add up the dollars: A 10-person on-premise Exchange solution costs $389.78 vs. $27.00 per seat per month for a Hosted Exchange solution, for a total whopping savings of $362.78 or 93 percent, according to Osterman Research. At 100 users, on-premise costs $37.29 per seat each month compared with a hosted service’s cost of $12.25 for savings of $25.04 or 67 percent. With 1,000 users, on-site costs $20.72 for each seat every month vs. $9.85 for hosted for savings of $10.87 or 52 percent, Osterman Research finds.

It is not surprising then that even some large enterprises are migrating to Microsoft Hosted Exchange: GlaxoSmithKline, for example, is moving its 100,000 users to Hosted Exchange, the giant pharmaceutical company said in March 2009.

There are other savings, too. Because the cost-per-seat is fixed over the contract’s lifetime, your business has a predictable monthly outlay without the risk of unforeseen expenditures. If you support Exchange internally, you must take into account potential disruptive forces such as natural disasters, power outages and office relocations that can add unforeseen costs to your on-premise Exchange management budget.

As you add employees, you run the risk of maxing out your internal infrastructure, forcing you to expend dollars and hours buying and installing servers, storage and other infrastructure to support new hires. Of course, this adds more costs to your existing Exchange budget at a time when you would rather spend IT funds on using technology to solve business challenges.

Finding A Microsoft Hosted Exchange Partner

Having decided to use a Microsoft Hosted Exchange solution, it’s time to research the many providers that will vie for your business.

Like any relationship, you want a true and trustworthy partner with a history of success, of profitability and of adherence to its Service Level Agreements. Speak to existing customers, and ask them about performance, adherence to SLAs, speed of response and technical support. Ensure your list of candidates operates in the black, with money in the bank and a proven business model. In a world of mergers and acquisitions -as well as business closures – it’s important to find a partner with a positive track-record, one that will be around for the long-term as opposed to a start-up facing a steep learning curve, and financial and customer-service challenges.

ONIT Technology Solutions – includes a 99.999 percent uptime guarantee, equivalent to less than six minutes of downtime per year. Although some companies claim 100-percent uptime, this is unrealistic and generally is viewed as marketing-speak. To support its high-level uptime guarantee, we invest solely in technology from industry-leading vendors such as Cisco and Dell.

In addition to providing 24×7 access to Microsoft Hosted Exchange, your Hosted Exchange Provider should deliver email archiving; ensure continuity; encrypt emails; and protect you from spam, phishing, viruses and other malware. Make sure the solution encompasses mobile devices such as BlackBerries, cell phones and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs).

Discuss how the service provider migrated other companies from an on-premise Exchange environment or how they worked with a company’s previous hosted Exchange provider. Were there any problems? Does the service provider offer customization? What other value-added services do they offer? For a list of questions to ask your prospective hosted Exchange provider, see the callout box.

ONIT Technology Solutions uses proprietary infrastructure technology that works with Microsoft Exchange to make it easy for businesses to set-up, manage and secure their email. During migration, we guide you through a migration process whose pace you control. Since the migration is conducted over the phone, you can ask questions in real-time. Many other providers use email or knowledge-based instructions for cookie-cutter guidance. WE developed proprietary tools to simplify, automate and streamline migration.

As well as the live migration support, we employ a slew of Microsoft- and RIM-certified Exchange support staff to provide you with complete access to Exchange experts. Many other service providers staff their support lines during regular business hours, even though many users access email at odd and off-hours.

It’s critical that your hosting partner has the resources you need to answer questions, whether during migration, day-to-day operations or in an emergency. All-too-often, hosting providers have a skeleton or non-existent support staff after-hours, often the time at which most problems arise as your end-users try to access Exchange while away from their office.

Conclusion

Just as you scrutinize the providers of your on-premise technology, dig deep into the claims your prospective hosted service providers make. Speaking to existing clients is an invaluable way to gauge providers’ veracity. Asking the hard questions now should create a true partnership that enables hosted Exchange services to live up to its promises.

You can find more information on this topic here:
20 Questions To Ask Your Prospective Hosted Exchange San Antonio Provider

A Cyber Security Breach? We Are Just A Small Company!

March 12, 2015
by jguerra

Just Because You’ve Been LUCKY Enough To Avoid A Cyber-Attack Doesn’t Mean You’re Not At Risk

15-Point Cyber Security Audit Will Reveal Where Your Computer Network Is Exposed And How To Protect Your Company Now.

Imagine walking into your office one morning to discover your computer network was breached by a hacker, exposing not only YOUR company’s data, but also all of your client records and private communications. Imagine the embarrassment of having to notify your clients and vendors that, because of you, their private and possibly personal information may now be in the hands of cybercriminals. And hopefully that’s the only damage done.

Operations could be halted or severely limited for days, possibly weeks. Your data corrupt to the point of being useless. Clients lost. Potential lawsuits and government fines for violating data-breach laws. Cyber security. The exorbitant emergency IT fees to get everything restored to working order fast. Then there’s the risk of your bank account being drained dry – and because you’re a business, you are NOT protected by the banks in the same way individual consumers are. Any money stolen out of your accounts could simply be gone forever.

I know you’re tempted to think, “That won’t happen to us. We’re just a small company. Who’d want to hack us?” Which is exactly what cybercriminals WANT you to think!

With St. Patrick’s Day this month, I want to take a moment to remind you that just because you’ve been “lucky” enough to avoid an incident like this in the past doesn’t mean you’re not at risk – in fact, that’s a very dangerous way to think.

That’s why during the month of March, we are offering your business a FREE comprehensive Cyber Security IT Audit that will reveal your exact risk score on over 15 common security loopholes cybercriminals use on a regular basis to get around firewalls and antivirus software to gain entry to your computer network. Normally we charge $497 for this service, but we’ve decided to give it away to the first 7 lucky companies who request it by March 31st.. All you have to do is call our office at 210-263-3810 or go online to www.123onit.com/not-just-lucky to request it.

15-Point Cyber Security Audit Gives You Complete Peace Of Mind:

At no cost or obligation, our highly trained team of IT pros will come to your office and conduct a comprehensive Cyber Security Audit to uncover loopholes in your company’s IT security.

After the audit is done, we’ll prepare a customized “Report Of Findings” that will reveal specific vulnerabilities and provide a Prioritized Action Plan for getting these
security problems addressed fast. This report and action plan should be a real eye-opener for you since almost all of the businesses we’ve done this for discover they are completely exposed in a number of areas to various threats.

To Get Started And Claim Your Assessment, Go Here Now: www.123onit.com/not-just-lucky or call our office at 210-263-3810.
Don’t delay! Because of the intense one-on-one time required to deliver these Cyber-Security Audits, we can only extend this offer to the first 7 who respond by March 31st.

* In order to qualify for this offer, you must be a company with 5 or more PCs.

Areas Covered

We provide a wide range of cyber security services in San Antonio as well as, cloud services, computer IT support, network services and data backup plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout south Texas and Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels.

Cyber security management in San Antonio with local experts who can help and visit your business to resolve computer problems: Cloud services, IT Support San Antonio, Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Data Security.

Importance of Email Archiving for Big Data Trend

January 13, 2015
by jguerra

5 Reasons Why Companies Large And Small Are Rushing To Implement “E-mail Archiving” To Protect Themselves

Here’s an issue you may not have given much thought to, but that could become a major issue at some point: saving e-mail communications to employees and clients that contain company policy changes, contract changes, alerts or other critical communications.

So why not just save them in your inbox? Because eventually you’ll run out of space; and searching through hundreds of thousands of e-mails is not always a simple and easy task. Here are 5 BIG reasons why you need an email archiving system:

1. Compliance. While the e-mails and data subject to regulatory statutes varies by industry, ALL e-mails that contain employee and client records, contract negotiations, company policy changes and employee reviews and reprimands should be stored and archived for easy retrieval.

2. Litigation Support. If you are ever sued, you may be ordered by the court to produce documentation to support your case; such documentation includes e-mails. Problem is, pulling e-mails off a tape drive backup can be a massive undertaking. In one such case, USB Bank had to pay an IT firm over $265,000 to pull e-mail communications previously sent.

3. Free Up Storage Space. If you’ve ever had your e-mail stop working because you’ve exceeded your storage space, you know how frustrating this can be. Email archiving eliminates this problem finally and forever.

4. Improve Workflow Systems And Procedures. Another upside to email archiving is your ability to search, document and organize information pertaining to servicing customers, delivering a product, sending out an RFP, selecting vendors, etc.

5. Ease Of Finding E-mails. Let’s face it; we’ve all had the daunting task of trying to find an e-mail sent months ago. An email archiving system would allow you to perform searches of both keywords and attachments to find e-mails in minutes – even seconds – rather than hours or days.

Want To Discover How Easy And Inexpensive E-mail Archiving Is? Call Us During The Month Of April For A FREE E-mail Evaluation And FREE Month Of E-mail Archiving Service: 210-273-4524 or drop us a line here.

Areas Covered

We provide a wide range of email archiving systems as well as identity theft protection in San Antonio. Cloud services, data security, computer IT support, network services and data backup plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout south Texas and Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels.

Email archiving and security management in San Antonio with local experts who can help and visit your business to resolve computer problems: Cloud services, IT Support San Antonio, Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Data Security.

Data Security Warning If Running Server 2003

November 4, 2014
by Elena G

Data Security Warning For Businesses Running Windows Server 2003

If your organization is currently running Microsoft Server 2003 on one or more servers in your office, you need to know about a dangerous data security threat to your organization that must be addressed very soon. Please take a moment to read this important announcement.

As your local Microsoft Registered Partner, we are aggressively reaching out to all businesses within the San Antonio area that use Microsoft Windows Server 2003 to alert you to this serious data security risk to your organization and inform you about what you need to do now to protect your company.

Server 2003 Changes Must Be Made Between Now And The Middle Of 2015

Microsoft has officially announced that it will retire support on the Server 2003 operating system on July 14, 2015. Once support ends on this 11-year-old product, there will be no further patches or data security updates, exposing any company running this software to major data security and compliance risks. Any server with this software installed will be completely exposed to serious hacker attacks aimed at taking control of your network, stealing data, crashing your system and inflicting a host of other business-crippling problems you do NOT want to have to deal with.

Unless you don’t care about cybercriminals running rampant in your company’s server, you MUST upgrade any servers running this operating system.

FREE Windows Server 2003 Migration Plan Shows You The Easiest, Most Budget-Friendly Way To Upgrade

As a local Microsoft Certified Partner, my company has committed to helping businesses in the San Antonio area by offering a Windows Server 2003 Migration Plan for FREE.

The first step in any major project is preparation. At no cost, we’ll come to your office and prepare a customized Server 2003 Migration Plan for your office. In this plan, we will map out the exact steps you need to take to ensure proper migration, including the need for planned downtime, software and data restore procedures, and alternative migration options that minimize the costs involved.

You can call us at (210) 273-4524 or contact us.

Areas Covered

We provide a wide range of data security services in San Antonio as well as, cloud services, computer IT support, network services and data backup plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout south Texas and Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels.

Data security management in San Antonio with local experts who can help and visit your business to resolve computer problems: Cloud services, IT Support San Antonio, Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Data Security.

Urgent Notice, Very Dangerous Cryptowall 2.0 Ransomware

October 19, 2014
by jguerra

What exactly is CryptoWall ransomware?

CryptoWall is a file-encrypting ransomware application launched around the end of April 2014 that targets every versions of Windows including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. The mass media is normally confusing CryptoWall with the CryptoLocker virus, when it is far more comparable to the CryptoDefense ransomware. The most obvious similarity being that CryptoWall’s Decryption Service is practically identical to the one for CryptoDefense. In the second week of October 2014, the malicious software programmers launched a brand new version of CryptoWall referred to as CryptoWall 2 .0. This latest variation integrates a few extra modifications.

When you are initially affected with CryptoWall it is going to scan your system for documents and “encrypt” them utilizing RSA encryption so these files will no longer be able to open. As soon as the virus has encrypted the documents on your personal computer drives it will launch a Notepad window and an Internet Explorer page, which contains directions on how exactly to access the CryptoWall Decryption Service where you can pay a ransom to buy a decryption package. The ransom price begins at $500 USD and after 7days increases to $1 ,000. This ransom has to be paid out in Bitcoins and sent out to a Bitcoin address that is created per affected user.

This new version of CryptoWall is an enormous danger for computer users and network staff because it will encrypt all of the local data and documents situated on network shares. CryptoWall 2 .0 currently contains modifications which make it far better for the malware creator and many times tougher for a victim to recover their documents free of charge. These modifications consist of distinctive wallet IDs to send ransom payments, safe removal of original unencrypted computer files, as well as the usage of their unique TOR gateway.

CryptoWall is spread through email messages with ZIP attachments consisting of executables that are concealed as PDF files. These PDF documents simulate to be invoices, purchase orders, bills, or any other business communications. After you double-click on the bogus PDF, it is going to contaminate your PC with the CryptoWall infection and deploy malware data files either in the %AppData% or %Temp% folders. Once infected with the virus, the installer will begin to examine your computer’s hard drives for files that it is going to encrypt. While the contamination is looking through your computer it will skim through all drive letters consisting of removable drives, network shares, or even DropBox mappings. To sum up, when there is a disk drive letter on your desktop it will be scanned for documents by CryptoWall.

What do you have to do if you find out your system is contaminated with CryptoWall

Should you realize that your PC is affected with CryptoWall you have to rapidly scan your system with an anti-virus or anti-malware software. Sadly, most of the people usually do not realize CryptoWall is on their computer system until it shows the ransom note and your documents have already been encrypted. The scans, however, will at least, identify and also get rid of any other virus that may have been set up in addition to CryptoWall.

Can you decrypt documents infected by CryptoWall?

Unfortunately at this time, there is NOT any solution to retrieve the private key which you can use to decrypt your data files without paying the ransom on the CryptoWall Decryption Service. Brute forcing the decryption key is not reasonable as a result of the amount of time needed to break an RSA encryption key. Additionally any specific decryption resources and software that have been launched by numerous organizations is useless with this virus. The only possibilities you have of recovering the documents are from a backup, file recovery tools, or if your fortunate from Shadow Volume Copies.

Network Shares on infected computers

CryptoWall will encrypt computer data on network shares but only when that network share is mapped as a drive letter on the contaminated computer. In case it is not mapped as a drive letter, then the virus will not encrypt any data on that network share.

It is highly recommended that you protect all available shares by only permitting writable accessibility to the ony the essential user groups or authenticated individuals. This really is a crucial safety standard that needs to be always in place no matter if you have a virus like CryptoWall or not.

Additional information

An adjustment which will benefit affected people who want to pay the ransom are the addition of exclusive bitcoin transaction addresses for every single victim. The first version of CryptoWall could not generate an exclusive bitcoin transaction internet address for every victim. This made it easy for individuals to take other victim’s payment activities and utilize them toward their ransom. With unique payment addresses for everyone, this is no longer achievable.

An additional modification is that CryptoWall will now securely erase the original documents. Initially, CryptoWall would encrypt the computer data and then just erase the original. It would then be possible for you to utilize computer data recovery programs to attempt to restore your information. Now that CryptoWall is securely eliminating your data, this technique will no longer do the job, therefore, you will have to restore from backups or pay out the ransom.

The last refinement is that CryptoWall 2 .0 utilizes unique TOR network gateways. CryptoWall’s ransom payment servers are situated on these TOR computers which permits the virus designers to remain invisible from the respective authorities. To be able to get connected to the server you need access to the TOR network and for the majority of individuals, the installation of TOR is a complicated and challenging procedure. To resolve this, CryptoWall used a Web-to-TOR gateway which would permit affected people to quite easily access the transaction server. When the Web-to-TOR gateway companies realized that CryptoWall was employing their gateways, they began to blacklist those payment servers in order to make them inaccessible. Now that CryptoWall 2 .0 utilizes a unique TOR server they don’t need to bother about getting blacklisted. The existing Web-to-TOR gateways controlled by the CryptoWall designers are tor4pay .com , pay2tor .com , tor2pay .com , and pay4tor .com .

We are still evaluating this most recent variation and as more details are available we’ll to make sure to report it. For more information on this, to get help if you’ve been infected or need to prevent these from happening in your company, call us at (210) 273-4524 or Contact Us.

Does Your Computer Expert Scare You To Death?

October 1, 2014
by jguerra

Does The Thought Of Your In-House Computer Expert Leaving Scare You To Death?

Here’s a scary question most businesses don’t think about: what would happen if your computer guy suddenly quit? Most business owners think it would only be a temporary inconvenience, when, in fact, the opposite is usually true. Want to know how much you are at risk? Ask yourself the following 6 frightening questions:

Do you have written network documentation about your computer network? What software licenses do you own? What are the critical administrator passwords to your systems and devices? How is your computer network structured? What hardware do you own and when do your equipment warranties expire? Are there cloud vendors for e-mail, online storage, hosted line-of-business applications, etc., that you don’t currently have? You should NEVER allow a single IT person or company to keep this information under their full control over your network and company. If they suddenly left for any reason, this could lead to huge consequences for your company.
Do you know where your backup files are stored and if they are being stored properly? If you are like most business owners, you’re too busy dealing with the “crisis of the day” to think about system backups and probably leave tasks to your internal expert. If your database gets fried and your tech is nowhere to be found, you might be in a lot of trouble.
Do you have a written plan for restoring your network fast in case of a disaster? If you don’t have a fully tested disaster recovery plan for your office, you could be at serious risk without ever knowing it until something happens.
Do you know where all of your software is stored? Bad things can happen to computers and servers, and the situation can be made worse if you are not prepared. Taking a minute to organize and store your software in a secure place can save you a considerable chunk of money in the event that you need to restore a program on your systems. If you don’t have access to the software or don’t know where it is located, you might be forced to buy the software again.
Do you know what routine maintenance is being done on your network? I know that the very idea of learning about and keeping track of all the servers, workstations and peripherals on your network is about as welcome as a black cat crossing your path, but it is important information to maintain. If your in-house expert leaves, who will take over?
Do you know how to protect yourself from an ugly security breach if your in-house computer expert leaves? What happens if your in-house expert splits with no warning AND has access to your company’s network? As soon as humanly possible, you should disable his or her access, including remote access to your network and all cloud-based applications.

So how did you do? If you answered “no” to even one of these questions, you need to get the answers now, before it’s too late. Call us at (210) 273-4524 or Contact Us for immediate help.

Areas Covered

Our computer experts provide a wide range of complete computer IT support, disaster recovery, network services and data backup plans to businesses throughout San Antonio, Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels and throughout Southern Texas.

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It’s Time To Declare Freedom From Online Identity Theft

Online Identity Theft

If you want to prevent your personal or business identity from being stolen by a cybercriminal, this report is a MUST-read! This informational report outlines in plain, non-technical English common mistakes that many small business owners make with their computer and network security that puts their personal information and identity at risk of being stolen. It also further explains what identity theft is, and how you can prevent it from happening to you and your business.

You’ll Discover:

– The top 3 ploys used by online identity thieves to easily gain access to your business and personal information, and how to avoid them.

– 10 sneaky e-mails used to steal your identity that you should IMMEDIATELY delete if they land in your in-box.

– One easy, surefire way to keep your network and computers safe and secure from online thieves.

– What you need to know about the NEW scams being used to steal personal information via social media sites like Facebook.

– Best practices to prevent you or your employees from inadvertently giving away passwords and other “keys to the castle” to Internet criminals.

Download your free copy today!

During the month of July, we are offering a free download of our informational report, “What Every Business Owner MUST Know To Protect Against Online Identity Theft.”

Get yours FREE today

Areas Covered

We provide a wide range of complete cloud services, identity theft protection, computer services and IT support, network services and data backup plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout San Antonio, Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels and throughout Southern Texas.

Local experts who can help and visit your business on-site to resolve identity theft problems: Cloud services, IT Support and computer service in Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Security.

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Mobile Device Management San Antonio

Fellow Business Owner,

Managing and securing iPads, iPhones, Androids, and other mobile devices accessing your corporate data can be challenging. Most organizations today don’t have the real-time visibility into and control over their mobile environment to reduce the risk and cost of manage these devices.

That’s why ONIT Technology Solutions is pleased to announce that we have teamed up with a group of world-clas partners to offer all of the essential functionality for powerful, end-to-end MDM (Mobile Device Management) in a single solution. With our MDM solution you can:

– Embrace all devices across all mobile platforms. From iPhones, iPads and Android to Windows Phone and BlackBerry devices. Our MDM simplifies all aspects of deploying, supporting, and protecting the mobile enterprise.

– Manage all your mobile users, devices, apps and content from a single console. Gain instant visibility into who is connecting to your corporate data and with which devices — for secure and centralized control.

– Analyze activity and compliance in just a few clicks. Know exactly what’s happening with each user, device and application with a true 360-degree view of mobility.

– Deploy quickly and scale effortlessly. As a true on-demand cloud service, our offers immediate control without the added costs and complexities of deploying hardware and software, dealing with intricate configurations and dedicating additional resources to support the solution on an ongoing basis.

Why not try it today, for free? See the ONIT Technology Solutions MDM difference working with your devices, your policies and your employees. To learn more, contact us directly at (210) 273-4524 or [email protected].

Areas Covered

We provide a wide range of complete mobile device management San Antonio, cloud services, computer IT support, network services and data backup plans to get rid of computer problems to businesses throughout south Texas and Schertz, Seguin, Boerne, Canyon Lake, Stone Oak, Universal City, Pleasanton, Castle Hills, Leon Valley, Converse, Shavano Park, Cibolo, Olmos Park, Live Oak, Timberwood Park, New Braunfels.

Mobile device management San Antonio and local experts who can help and visit your business on-site to resolve computer problems: Cloud services, IT Support San Antonio, Stone Oak IT Consulting, Leon Valley Network Services, San Antonio Data Backup Plan and Disaster Recovery, Stone Oak Information Technology Consulting and San Antonio Anti-Virus and Security.

Cyber security – Is This the Biggest Threat to Your Money?

What exactly is cyber security?

Evidently all things depends on computer systems and the internet today — communication (email, mobile phones), entertainment (electronic digital cable tv, mp3s), transportation (vehicle engine systems, plane navigation ), shopping (online shops, bank cards), medicine (equipment, health care records), and the list goes on. Just how much of your everyday life relies upon computers? What amount of of your personal info is located both on your own personal computer or on some-one else’s system?

Cyber security entails safeguarding that data by avoiding, detecting and responding to attacks.

The dangers?

There are numerous risks, some more severe than others. Among these kind of threats are viruses wiping out your entire system, an individual breaking into your computer and modifying data files, somebody utilizing your PC to harm others, or someone stealing your bank card info and making illegal purchases. Sadly, there’s no 100% guarantee that, in spite of the greatest measures, such things won’t occur to you, however there are actions you can take to reduce the probabilities.

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