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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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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 […]
Michael Carlson, Bryley Systems’ Chief Technology Officer, surpasses 20 years of service
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneMike Carlson celebrates his 20th year as Chief Technology Officer at Bryley Systems Inc., an award-winning, Managed IT Services firm based in Hudson, MA. Mr. Carlson has extensive knowledge in both local and wide-area network design and implementation. He is a Microsoft Certified Technical Specialist™ (MCTS), a VMware Technical Solutions Professional (VTSP), and a Citrix […]
My final words on Ransomware (at least until next month)
/in Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Ransomware continues to grow at a rapid pace: The FBI received over 2,400 Ransomware complaints in 2015 There was a 30% increase in Ransomware cases in Q1-20161 Ransomware infections in April 2016 more than doubled2 The most-popular variants and their distribution methods: CryptoWall – Distributed through ZIP attachments on email […]
Bryley Basics: Setup your Android or Apple phone as a burner
/in Newsletter, Security, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneAnna Darlagiannis and Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Wouldn’t it be great to have a disposable phone-number; one you could use to make calls to an unavoidable person that you’d rather not have call you back? Well, you can now get Burner from Ad Hoc Labs, Inc. Burner creates phone-numbers on your existing phone. You […]
More Ransomware – Jeez, I’m getting sick of this topic!
/in Newsletter, Security /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Guess what: Cyber crooks are killing it! According to Kaspersky Labs, over 700,000 people late 2015/early 2016 gained the privilege of stress-testing their backup strategies or forking over money (and a comment on their vulnerability) to some overseas creeps who view every server and workstation as a potential cash cow; […]
How the Web is Won – Real-Life Tips for Getting Highly Ranked by Google
/in Blog Post, News /by Garin LivingstoneLawrence Strauss Google has by far the most comprehensive data on the web. Its business is virtually completely dependent on people using its search engine. This means it has an enormous interest in keeping searchers satisfied, that neither an upstart nor Microsoft overtakes it (as it did to AltaVista). And, given its wealth, it purchases […]
Bryley Basics: How to determine what Google knows about you
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone and Anna Darlagiannis, Bryley Systems Inc. If you ever wondered why those pop-ups are becoming more targeted (and more invasive), you might be aware that your profile information (name, email address, location, etc.) and web-surfing habits are being shared with others. It is an unwritten agreement: Google helps you search the Internet and […]
Why no-one wants to pay for IT support
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. I’d be rich if I had a $5 dollar bill (inflation) every time I heard: “My son/daughter/niece/nephew (pick one) who is only 2/4/6/8 (pick one) years old was able to solve my computer problem; why do I need you?” Lisa, a senior VP in our marketing department, handles our IT.” […]
Gavin Livingstone interviewed by CRN
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, President of Bryley Systems, was interviewed by Richard Whiting in CRN’s 2016 Managed Service Provider 500 in the February 16, 2016 online issue of CRN®. Highlights: “We’re doing really well,” said President Gavin Livingstone, noting that 2015 was the second-best year in the company’s history (2000, in the midst of the dot-com boom, […]
Anna D. promoted to Manager of Client Relationships
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneAnna D., a member of Bryley Systems’ Business Development team, has been promoted to Manager of Client Relationships – a new position designated to proactively monitor and enhance client services within the Company. Anna joined the firm in 2010 and most recently served as an Account Executive. In her new role as the Manager of […]
Michelle Denio promoted to Technical Support Supervisor
/in Newsletter, Press Release /by Garin LivingstoneMichelle Denio, a key member of the Bryley Systems’ Technical Services team since 2008, will continue to support the Company’s clients in this newly created position. With a look to the future of Bryley Systems’ continued growth, she will also take an active role in the supervision of the Technical Services team during its expansion. […]
Bryley Basics: How to remove Windows 10 updates
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAnna Darlagiannis and Gavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. The Windows 10 update can be removed from a computer with these steps: Go to Control Panel Select Program and Features Select View Installed Updates Right click on each update below and select Uninstall: KB3033583 KB2952664 KB2990214 KB3012973 KB3044374 Go to Control Panel Select Windows Update Select […]
Best practices to deploy Windows 10 across your organization
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneMicrosoft has been bombarding end-users with free-upgrade ads for Windows 10; their goal is to bury older Windows operating systems, which should reduce support requirements while enabling future capabilities. (“Windows 10 Specifications” – microsoft.com/windows.) The free-upgrade process works reasonably well for individual users, particularly those with compatible applications (Microsoft Office 2016) and modern peripherals (printers, […]
Corridor-9 Data Room Cleanup – Before and After
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneWe recently teamed up with our long-term business partner, Communication Link Services Corporation of Natick, to update the data room at the Corridor-9 Chamber of Commerce. The Corridor-9 Chamber of Commerce is a business-oriented, non-profit organization servicing Westborough and local communities. Bryley Systems is a long-term member who recently began supporting their IT infrastructure. Their […]
OneNote: A hidden gem in Microsoft Office
/in Microsoft, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc., January 2016 Microsoft first introduced OneNote with Microsoft Office 2003; since then, it has gone through five iterations and has become a useful utility to record free-form ideas and collaborate with others on any device, from Windows to iOS to Android. (See Wikipedia’s write-up on OneNote.) Microsoft says that OneNote […]
Bryley Basics: Apps that send an “I’m busy” text from an Android phone
/in Mobile, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneYou can’t always be there to respond when you receive a text, but you might want to send an automated “I have received your text” message; much like an “out of office” email response. You can even setup a schedule that provides a response that switches on when your calendar shows a current meeting and […]
Data-Backup Guidelines for 2016
/in News, Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneOur Data-Backup Guidelines for 2016 discusses backup technologies (like our Cloud-based Backup/Data Recovery service) and includes a helpful Backup-Rotation Calendar and a Backup-Event Log for those with on-premise backup systems.
Bryley Systems selects SOPHOS Reflexion to replace McAfee Endpoint Protection
/in News, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAfter careful consideration and a review of competing products from ProofPoint and others, we have selected Reflexion Network’s Total Control Email Security to replace McAfee Endpoint Protection, which will end-of-life in January 2017. Reflexion Networks is a SOPHOS Company. SOPHOS is a growing, IT-security-product Company with a rich history in securing and protecting computer networks, […]
Bryley Basics: Prepare your IT equipment for power-disrupting winter storms
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneWinter storms can disable IT equipment, particularly with the possibility of power disruptions and sustained outages. The best way to prepare: Deploy UPS (Uninterruptible Power Source) devices for servers, critical network equipment (routers, firewalls, Wireless Access Points, etc.), and, as needed, high-priority PCs or workstations. If you have on-premise servers, configure them to communicate with […]