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Bryley CSP Basic and Pro for Network Infrastructure
Features Comparison Chart
Per-device features | Basic | Pro* |
Response to network-critical issues | Within four hours. | Within four hours. |
Response to non-critical issues | Within eight hours. | Within eight hours. |
Performance optimization | Included | Included |
Security optimization | Included | Included |
Monitoring and alerts | Included | Included |
File and patch updates | Included | Included |
Reporting | Included | Included |
Administration | Included | Included |
Reliability optimization | Partial | Included |
Software issues | Partial | Included |
Hardware issues | Partial | Included |
Network issues | Partial | Included |
PC imaging | Included | |
On-site response | Included |
- CSP User, our highest-level offering, covers the User’s tech issues, as well as their specified-for-coverage devices capable of running Bryley’s secure monitoring and security software (most Windows and Mac endpoints are eligible).
It is time to consider upgrading from Windows 7
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneThere are plenty of reasons to upgrade from Windows 7 before it reaches its end of life date on January 14, 2020. Chief among them, Microsoft has indicated that, on this date, they will stop releasing security updates for Windows 7. This will have major implications for anyone still running Windows 7, as it will […]
Ray Baldez and Tony Fierimonte Complete Cisco SMB Select Partner Certification
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Newsletter, Press Release /by Cathy LivingstoneBryley is pleased to announce that Tony Fierimonte and Ray Baldez have completed the training and testing to become certified Cisco Small and Midsize Business (SMB) Account Representatives. These certifications augment Bryley’s expertise as a Cisco SMB Select Partner.
The Snoopiness of Things
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security, Tips /by ABakerThe 2015 Arkansas murder case that depended on smart-home devices, made the news again as the judge in the civil case upheld his ruling that James Bates is financially liable for the death of Victor Collins. The case against the accused was built on, among other forensics, records from Amazon whose Echo device was installed by the scene of Collins’ death, as well as evidence from a so-called smart meter. The smart meter reported inordinate usage of water around the time of death, which led the police to argue that a bloody patio was hosed down.
Avoiding the Perfect Storm
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup /by RPacittoA nearby manufacturer called Bryley panicked. The problems started with a failed upgrade to their ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning software). Because they hadn’t wanted to interrupt their workflow, the company hadn’t upgraded the ERP in more than five years. But the installed version was now beyond maintenance and support, so they bit the bullet. Only, during the upgrade there was a power fluctuation so that the upgrade did not complete. In fact no computer on the network would boot normally. In addition while trying to resolve the failed upgrade, they found a flaw in their in-house back-ups. Now the business was losing days and money to downtime.
World Backup Day 2019
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup /by ABakerCelebrated On March 31st Data is essential to us all. We rely on it complete even the most basic daily tasks, and yet it is so easy to take for granted. World Backup Day was established to remind us of the importance of data in our lives, and why we must make a sincere effort […]
GDPR and You
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneSurprised that in the last month, between two small marketing list brokers, more than a billion personal records were found to have been leaked on the internet?1
That data then gets leaked and sold to potentially hold users’ computers or reputation for ransom. Or as in a 2018 hack, of DNA tester, MyHeritage, there is the ability to sell the data to the insurance and mortgage industries, revealing DNA disease susceptibilities, thereby making the user ineligible for coverage or a loan.2
GDPR to the Rescue!
From Farm to Bryley’s Table
/in Blog Post, Events /by Cathy LivingstoneBryley’s client, Wilson Farm, is an upscale market for farm-fresh produce, home baked goods and prepared foods. On Sunday, we took a trip to their farm stand and came home with delicious prepared gourmet dinners, fruits and treats. For our employees, we bought them a beautiful cake decorated as a present and Monday became “Cake […]
Best Practices for Using Social Media
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneA sense of belonging, a sense of community and for businesspeople, a touchpoint for customer service and the ability to market to specific demographics are among social media’s benefits. And like every technology, social media – by which I mean websites that offer sharing tools that allow people to interact (e.g. Instagram, Twitter, SnapChat, Facebook, YouTube) – have their drawbacks.
Garin Livingstone Promoted to Director of Operations
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Press Release /by Cathy LivingstoneBryley Systems Inc. is pleased to announce Garin A. Livingstone as Director of Operations. Mr. Livingstone will be responsible for business leadership and vision as well as the day-to-day operations and performance of the company. “We are team-oriented at Bryley Systems,” said Livingstone, “and I look forward to continue working within a collaborative environment, providing […]
Virginia Livingstone Promoted to Director of Technical Services
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Press Release /by Cathy LivingstoneBryley Systems Inc. is pleased to announce Virginia Livingstone as Director of Technical Services. “Ms. Livingstone will lead our technical-services team,” states Gavin Livingstone, Bryley’s President, “while expanding and providing the highest-level of service quality and client care.” Early 2017, Virginia joined Bryley Systems, bringing with her over 20 years’ experience troubleshooting and diagnosing client […]
National Battery Day 2019
/in Blog Post /by ABakerNational Battery Day is observed on February 18, 2019. Think on that day about the usefulness of the batteries – and charging some up again, if you like. Recognize, just how important the simple battery is to our way of life. In electricity, a battery is a device consisting of one or more electrochemical cells […]
Safer Internet Day!
/in Blog Post, Security /by ABakerTuesday, February 5th is Safer Internet Day. Being observed on the first Tuesday in February, what started out as a campaign to raise awareness about Internet safety is now celebrated in over 100 countries worldwide. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, many of us will go online for gifts such as flowers, candy, cute […]
Cryptojacking: Are you funding cybercrime without even knowing?
/in Blog Post, Security /by 3mediawebIn 2017 we saw cybercriminals adopt a whole new approach to generating value from malware. Rather than stealing information or encrypting a victim’s files and demanding a ransom, cybercriminals started discretely hijacking computer systems and using them to generate cryptocurrency. In 2018, cryptojacking became one of the most prevalent forms of malware on the internet. The question to ask yourself in 2019 is “can I spot such an attack and, if I can, what do I do about it?”
Tips to Troubleshoot Common, but Annoying Computer Problems
/in Blog Post, Tips /by ABakerJust about everything requires a computer these days. When your computer works, it’s great. When a problem arises, the first thing to do is try not to panic.
There are many different things that could cause a problem with your computer. No matter what’s causing the issue, troubleshooting will always be a process of trial and error. You may find yourself trying a few different approaches before you can find a solution. Some issues are easy to fix and others may require the help from a professional, but if you decide to try to tackle it on your own here are a few tips.
Holiday Party 2018
/in Blog Post /by Cathy LivingstoneIt was the night before Christmas and we were all here
Checking e-mails, closing tickets and wishing each other good cheer
Festivities full of food and presents to swap
Here for our clients because “Bryley Rocks!”
Bryley Systems Participates in Workforce Training Program
/in Blog Post, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneSince being chosen as the recipient of a grant from the Massachusetts Workforce Training Fund Program (WTFP), Bryley Systems has been working closely with Dave Clough from mPOWER Associates and Sandra Kearney from GROWTHco to provide valuable training to Bryley’s staff members. We are excited about the opportunity this training creates for Bryley systems. So […]
Bryley Systems – A Recognized and Trusted Technology Partner Among CPA Firms
/in Announcement, Blog Post, News /by ABakerThe Management of an Accounting Practice (MAP) Committee (MSCPA) recently conducted a survey about technology use at CPA firms. The survey was originated by the MSCPA for the purpose of helping firms to benchmark best practices. Bryley Systems is featured as a recommended outsourced IT provider among CPAs, and we are proud to be a […]
Tis The Season for Porch Pirates – Don’t Let a “Would Be” Thief Ruin Your Holiday
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerTechnology has made it very convenient to purchase just about anything and have it delivered at our doorstep. Online buying and package delivery has really become the norm for retail shopping. However, especially during the holiday season, there’s an unfortunate piece of news – “porch pirates” – those modern day thieves who steal packages from doorsteps. In a report from Package Guard, it claims that 11 million US homeowners have had packages stolen from their front door or porch in 2017, and those numbers are due to be higher by the end of this year.
The Importance of Server Maintenance
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, Newsletter /by ABakerLet’s face it, servers, like any piece of hardware, will eventually need to be replaced, but in the meantime, keep it running until it’s time to replace it. Developing a checklist of the tasks that need to be done regularly can go a long way in ensuring your servers consistently perform at their best. Because servers take care of all your data, it is important to watch and properly care for them. Such maintenance involves constant monitoring and continuously analyzing how the server is functioning. Preemptive maintenance not only reduces server issues, but also may increase the longevity of your server.
Office 2019 for Windows + Mac: What are the Feature Differences?
/in Blog Post, Microsoft /by ABakerBelow is a consolidated list of features Microsoft has added to Office 2019, as published on their website. OFFICE 2019 FOR WINDOWS FEATURES What’s new in the Office Desktop apps for Windows in Office 2019 versus Office 2016? Word – “Get work done easier” Black theme Learning tools (captions and audio descriptions) Speech feature (text-to-speech) […]