Are you actually paying someone to cause your downfall?
Would you pay a criminal to break into your business?  Would you hire a corrupt bookkeeper you know nothing about and then give them full access to your bank accounts and credit cards?  Of course not!  Yet we constantly see something far more damaging.

The introduction of more complex desktop systems into businesses has brought with it the need for all-inclusive IT support.

Setting up an in-house IT department may prove challenging when considering factors like manpower, budget, the technology involved and the infrastructure it requires.

So you've been prudent about getting your business continuity plans set up. You have all your servers set up with image based backups, you have moved your mail to the cloud with a service such as Office 365, you even have critical files stored in the cloud with a file based cloud backup service.

There are a couple of major scenarios we constantly come across. What I find fascinating is how incredibly different the scenarios turn out for the client.

Nobody wants to hear about it or think about it, but the fact of the matter is hurricane season is upon us. Hurricane season officially started on June 1st and runs through November 30th in the Atlantic. While risking sounding like a home improvement store commercial, are you prepared for hurricane season?

Hurricane preparedness for your business IT systems consists of a proper disaster recovery plan.