Who Has Access to My Computer?

As a Business Professional operating your own company, there is a question you need to ask yourself. How secure is my Computer or Network? Recently three widely publicized retail security breaches occurred which will keep Law enforcement agencies, Insurance companies and Lawyers in business for quite a while.

Our recent field research shows in the Halton / Hamilton area 60% of all wireless networks are completely unsecured; 30% are secured with older protocols that prove ineffective against modern attacks and only 10% secure as equipment will allow. Now ask yourself “Can I afford to loose any personal or business information?” Small to Medium sized companies should have their client information secured or this could happen... the embarrassment of telling your clients their information has been compromised or the worst, a lawsuit against you for lost / stolen client information that could cost you your business & personal reputation.

Then you ask yourself, “What can I do about this?” You can have your computer / network Secured and Maintained by a Professional. No longer will free programs do, with identity theft, professional hacking, virus attacks, your computers and networks need to be configured and maintained regularly to reduce or eliminate damage a direct attack against your system can and will cause.

Microsoft’s research presented at the TechNet Conference states only 8% of all companies are well protected against Computer and Network Security breaches. This leaves 92% of Business Network Configurations penetrable and open for attack & theft. Microsoft products contain all the tools to secure your Wireless Internet, Computers & Networks along with the knowledge and experience of a Microsoft Certified System Engineer-this will answer the above question.

Small to Medium Companies must now include Information Technology Security Measures in their financial budgets or risk the very real possibility of being out of business. You’ve worked hard to build a business and professional reputation-don’t let anyone steal that from you. The good news is, Secure IT is Priceless ... not Expensive.