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Per-device features |
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Response to network-critical issues |
Within four hours. |
Within four hours. |
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Response to non-critical issues |
Within eight hours. |
Within eight hours. |
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Performance optimization |
Included |
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Security optimization |
Included |
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Monitoring and alerts |
Included |
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File and patch updates |
Included |
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Reporting |
Included |
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Administration |
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Reliability optimization |
Partial |
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Software issues |
Partial |
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Hardware issues |
Partial |
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Network issues |
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PC imaging |
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On-site response |
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5 Reasons Content Marketing on Social Media is Essential to Your Business’ Success
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Guest AuthorThis week’s blog has been prepared by Russell Mangsen, Principal Consultant at Namra Consultion Group, LLC (NCG). Founded in 2016, NCG understands the importance of maintaining a strong online presence through social media channels. The organization seeks to create an online community for their clients and in turn develop long-term, trusting partnerships. Social media marketing […]
A Cybersecurity Plan Is NOT Optional – No Matter What Size Your Organization Is!
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, Security /by ABakerIn 2016, cybercrime was on the rise, and within the past 5 years, the main targets have become smaller organizations. As organizations attempt to educate themselves on this evolving threat, computer hackers are hard at work looking for new vulnerabilities to exploit. IT professionals and business owners need to keep track of ongoing trends in […]
Bryley Basics: HP, Inc. Battery Recall
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneHP, Inc. recently recalled some of its laptop batteries due to fire concerns. This recall affects less than 1% of the laptops purchased between March 2013 and October 2016. The batteries being recalled were primarily sold online or in big-box stores (like BestBuy). They are black in color and were in these HP laptop models: […]
How and Why Is Cloud Computing Beneficial for Small and Medium Organizations?
/in Blog Post, Cloud, Tips /by ABakerCloud computing is not just for large organizations. That’s a fact. Many small businesses are migrating to the cloud and experiencing benefits that were never possible before. Cloud computing allows people access to a wide range of applications via the Internet. Prior to the advent of cloud computing, software had to be downloaded and installed on physical computers […]
Brief Review of Cloud Trends in 2016 and Beyond
/in Blog Post, Cloud, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneCloud trends include1: Options – Switching Public Cloud platforms and Private Cloud compliance Familiarity – Greater understanding leads to refinement in selections Growth – Cloud tends to be the primary engine for IT growth Benefits – Reduction in costs leads all other benefits Options Approximately 43% of companies using Public Cloud services that were surveyed […]
Disruptive Tech Trends for 2017
/in Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneSo, another year departs, obsoleting old technology while ushering in new gadgets and trends. Even though gadgets get the attention; trends set the direction. A survey of 196 IT professionals1 revealed these disruptive trends in technology2: Predictive IT and Self-service IT Internet of Things (IoT) Artificial intelligence Mobile payments Next-gen WiFi Predictive IT and Self-service […]
Bryley Basics: Working with Webroot
/in Blog Post, How To, Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneGreg Livingstone (Engineer) and Gavin Livingstone (President), Bryley Systems Inc. Webroot1 is a cybersecurity firm with “…leadership in developing next-generation approaches to prevent attacks, and a proven technology base that spans millions.”2 Webroot’s SecureAnywhere® Nex-Gen Endpoint Security (NGES) is a small-footprint (<1Mb) agent with Cloud-based threat intelligence designed to deliver advanced, next-generation, endpoint security. Webroot NGES […]
Case Study – Transportation Company Relies on Bryley Systems to Stabilize Technology
/in Blog Post, Managed IT /by Garin LivingstoneThe Company: RTA Transit Services, Inc., a private company operating on behalf of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority The Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) service area includes over half a million in population and is the second-largest regional transit authority in Massachusetts, serving 35 communities. WRTA maintains a fleet of 47 buses including four clean […]
Beware! Fake Update Request from Firefox Is a Virus!
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Newsletter, Security, Tips /by Michelle DenioBy Michelle Denio, Technical Support Supervisor, Bryley Systems Thanks to a vigilant Bryley Systems client, we can now alert you to a new malware threat. A Bryley client submitted a service ticket about a Firefox update on his home computer. I was immediately suspicious because the supposed update had come through as a java script […]
Be Aware! How to Spot Phishing Emails
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerPhishing emails are malicious emails sent by criminals attempting to compromise your personal information. They often appear to be legitimate. So beware! Most phishing emails are disguised as messages from an authoritative entity asking you to visit a website and enter personal information. These websites are set up to gather personal details, which they can […]
Bryley Basics: WordPress maintenance
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Reference article by Al Morel, Web1776 WordPress is the most-popular Content Management Systems (CMS); it powers over 25% of all Internet-based websites since it is a free, easy-to-use, open-source CMS with a large and vibrant community. Because it is an open-source utility, and even though it includes automatic security updates […]
Cybersecurity – How to Avoid Being the Next Headline
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneUnderstanding cybersecurity is not simple. When we read about a security breach it’s typically caused by an action, or failed security practice of an employee within an organization. No matter the size of the breach, it’s bad press. Data breaches surface daily and these incidents are growing in frequency, size and cost. It is often […]
Eric Rainville promoted to Senior Technician
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneWith substantial growth in his technical knowledge and responsibilities, as well as his consistent, can-do attitude, we are pleased to announce that Eric Rainville, a Bryley team member since 2014, is now a Senior Technician.
Donald Trump’s potential impact on technology
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneLawrence Strauss, Strauss and Strauss Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. People expect that President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory, combined with a Republican Congress, will mean big changes. Because organizations depend on technology, what can be foreseen concerning the tech fields, based on Donald Trump’s campaign statements and on the team he is gathering around him? […]
Bryley Basics: Troubleshooting
/in Blog Post, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Whether smartphone, tablet, PC, or notebook, troubleshooting a problem should follow these basic steps: Research Change one Document all Research – Why reinvent the wheel? Break the problem down into a keyword-rich statement and take advantage of your favorite search engine. Sometimes, reordering the keywords can provide a better search. […]
Wi-Fi is not Wireless Fidelity
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneGarin Livingstone and Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Wi-Fi is not an abbreviation for wireless fidelity1; it is a trademarked phrase that refers to wireless communication between electronic devices and a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) based on the IEEE 802.11x standards. Wi-Fi is brought to us by the Wi-Fi Alliance®, a worldwide network of […]
Game Changers – Worcester Chamber Business Conference & Expo on October 14th
/in Announcement, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneHear from the experts – the innovators, investors, and developers – who are transforming Worcester’s skyline on Friday, October 14th, from 7:30am to 1:30pm at Mechanics Hall, 321 Main Street, Worcester, MA. To register, please visit 2016 Game Changers – Business Conference and Expo.
What’s new in Massachusetts manufacturing and technology
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Manufacturing (which represents about one-third of our client base) is a growing and vital industry within the Commonwealth. Some relevant statistics1: There are over 6,500 manufacturers in Massachusetts They provided more than 248,000 jobs in 2014; about 7% of the workforce The average manufacturing-employee compensation was $93,682 in 2013 Over […]
Bryley Basics: Why do my outbound emails show up as spam?
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneAnna Darlagiannis and Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. I just got a call from a prospect; he notes that his emails are showing up as spam and his email recipients now think he is a spammer. This is a topic that many email-oriented organizations experience. Unfortunately, with ransomware growing more common, spam-filtering efforts are getting […]
Do I need Cyber Liability Insurance?
/in Newsletter, Security, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, President, and Mike Carlson, CTO at Bryley Systems Inc. with Bill Percuoco, Sales Executive at DF Murphy Insurance Agency, Inc. In general, Bryley retains business insurance to address all areas of significant risk; we ensure that we have sufficient coverage for all big-event issues, while usually requesting the greatest deductible possible. Cyber Liability […]