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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).
Recommended practices – Part-5: Software updates and patching
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a multi-part series on recommended IT practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. In general, software manufacturers update their products for these reasons: Resolve problems Fix vulnerabilities Make easier to use Provide new features The first two are of significant concern, particularly with operating systems (Microsoft […]
Winner of our monthly Service-Ticket Survey drawing
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneMonthly, we select a winner from all respondents to our service-ticket surveys. Congratulations to LR of WI, our survey-response winner from last month. Our winner received a $10 gift certificate, compliments of Bryley Systems.
Winner of our monthly Service-Ticket Survey drawing
/in Blog Post, News /by Garin LivingstoneMonthly, we select a winner from all respondents to our service-ticket surveys. Congratulations to AS of PI, our survey-response winner from last month. Our winner received a $10 gift certificate, compliments of Bryley Systems.
Email Best Practices
/in Blog Post, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneRecommended practices – Part 4: Email use This is a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. Email is still the primary business application, although alternatives like texting and social media are gaining ground. Most business people email to clients, prospects, vendors, stakeholders, etc. […]
Bryley Systems’ President Gavin Livingstone Interviewed On Chamber Exchange
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneTim Murray (President/CEO of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce and former Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts) interviewed Gavin Livingstone (President of Bryley Systems Inc.) on Charter TV3 earlier this year. Gavin Livingstone Interview On Chamber Exchange Visit http://www.Bryley.com/resources/videos/ to check out the rest of our video library.
Winner of our monthly Service-Ticket Survey drawing
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneMonthly, we select a winner from all respondents to our service-ticket surveys. Congratulations to SO of RR, our survey-response winner from last month. Our winner received a $10 gift certificate, compliments of Bryley Systems.
Bryley Basics: Fixed-disk drive recycling and destruction
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneFixed-disk drives are located in most personal computers, servers, and even some copiers and printers; they store business data and confidential information. When retired, they require special handling and recycling to ensure that this information is not available to others. In addition, compliance and military standards dictate specific procedures regarding erasure and destruction. Most fixed-disk […]
Mike Carlson achieves VMware VTSP 5.5
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneVMware awarded Mike Carlson, our Chief Technology Officer (CTO), with the VMware Technical Solutions Professional 5.5 (VTSP 5.5) certification; a significant milestone in the VMware certification process that requires detailed product knowledge and the successful completion of six modules with corresponding tests.
Bryley Systems participates in the MetroWest Career Pathways at Hudson High School
/in Blog Post, News /by Garin LivingstoneBryley Systems participated in the MetroWest Career Pathways at Hudson High School, a fair held on November 19th for area juniors and seniors that are on track to graduate high school, but may not have a clear pathway for what to do after graduation. Pictured are co-owners Cathy and Gavin Livingstone; they met a lot […]
Recommended practices – Part-3: Password security
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and to help you celebrate, we have compiled a list of best practices for password-strength optimization. Passwords are the primary tool for online authentication; as such, they are […]
Anna D achieves Adobe Accredited Sales Specialist
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneAnna D, Account Executive at Bryley Systems, completed the coursework and testing to become an Adobe Accredited Sales Specialist Creative Cloud. Congratulations Anna!
HP to become HP Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneHP is a mammoth, $120B+ company covering two primary product areas: Enterprise servers, Storage Area Networks, Cloud, software, and services PCs and printers By the end of 2015, it will become two separate companies that will follow these respective product areas: Hewlett-Packard Enterprise and HP Inc. Both companies will exceed $55B in revenue; both will […]
Upcoming Bryley webinar on 12/10: “Get into the Cloud – Safely and Securely”
/in Events, Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneOn December 10th, 2014 at 2pm (EST), Bryley Systems will present: “Get into the Cloud – Safely and Securely”, which reviews Cloud Services and security. Learn how to select from Cloud options while protecting data and related systems: Select Cloud Services Secure these Cloud Services Secure associated systems and data Ensure the integrity of your […]
Recommended practices – Part-3: Password security
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and to help you celebrate, we have compiled a list of best practices for password-strength optimization. Passwords are the primary tool for online authentication; as such, they are […]
Bryley Basics: Surge protection
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneA surge in power can occur at any time, but is often caused by high-powered equipment or storms that disrupt the normal flow of electricity. Surges can also occur after a power-outage, when the power comes back on. Surge protectors are electro-mechanical devices that sit between power-sensitive (electronic) equipment and the wall outlet; their purpose […]
We are pleased to announce the addition of two, new employees:
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneShelbea Moulin, Administrative Assistant Shelbea resides in Worcester. She has a BS in CPA Accounting and Finance from Syracuse University and is currently pursuing an MS in Accounting. Shelbea brings experience in technical support, having worked as a Student Computer Consultant; she also has exposure to finance and auditing practices from two recent internships. In […]
More ergonomics from Marty Reed
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneMarty Reed of Top Enterprise, an ergonomics specialist, visited Bryley early in September for a demonstration on proper ergonomics. She then visited our cubicles and made individual recommendations. Her overall suggestions included: Monitor: Set distance at one arm-length from body to monitor. Set height so eyes focus at about 2” below top of monitor. Keyboard: […]
Recommended practices – Part 2: Web browsing/Internet usage
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. End-users browse the web; it’s usually the fastest way to get an answer, search for an item, or make a purchase. But, browsing comes with some risks: Potential liability from browsing ill-advised sites at […]
Winner of our business-card raffle at the Central Mass Business Expo (CMBE)
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneCongratulations to Maureen Raillo, CEO at W Limousine in West Boylston, MA! Maureen won a Beats Pill™, and a Beats Pill character stand. (Beats Pill is a lightweight, portable, and wireless speaker that lets you bring music wherever you go; combined with the character stand, the value is over $250.)
Bryley Basics: Get ready for USB Type C
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneUSB (Universal Serial Bus) has been part of the computer world since 1998; it typically connects peripherals (printers, scanners, cameras, etc.) to computers. A new USB cable, USB Type C, should hit the shelves next year. It will use the USB 3.1 standard, which is backward-compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 and permits data […]