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Think cybercriminals only target big companies?
More than 75% of data breaches target small and medium sized businesses, and that can result in both financial and reputation costs to your company.
Let us help you protect your business and data.
Do your employees know:
Commons sense, right?
You'll be surprised how many employees don't know or practice these simple, basic cybersecurity procedures.
Smarter Cybersecurity
Keystroke encryption outsmarts cybercriminals by encrypting your keystroke data from the point of origin — your keyboard — and delivering it safely and securely to your browser or desktop. When you type, keyloggers see only the meaningless sequence of numbers.
Keystroke encryption stops malicious keylogging programs by encrypting keystroke data and routing it directly to your internet browser or desktop through a secure pathway that’s invisible to keyloggers.
Traditional keystroke data flows through a series of steps before it appears on your monitor. Hidden in these steps is an area of vulnerability where cyber criminals try to take advantage using keylogging spyware. Keystroke encryption bypasses the places keyloggers can reside, helping to eliminate your vulnerability to attack. As a second level of security, keystroke encryption protects the pathway it creates with a military-grade 256-bit encryption code.
Keystroke encryption also sends out a sequence of meaningless numbers in place of your keystrokes, making any data collected by hackers completely useless.
Keystroke encryption eliminates your vulnerability to data theft due to keylogging attacks, a leading cause of cyber crime. Unlike anti-virus and anti-malware software, we protect your data from both known and unknown keylogger threats.
Patented anti-keylogging technology secures your sensitive personal and financial information by proactively encrypting every keystroke as you type. We also provide advanced anti-clickjacking and anti-screen capture technology, for multiple layers of protection from cyber attacks.
Keystroke encryption
controls your keyboard at the lowest layer in the kernel to guard against existing and new, “zero day” keyloggers.
Anti-clickjacking
detects and highlights hidden clickjacking attacks, warning you away from clicking on malicious invisible objects embedded in legitimate web pages.
Anti-screen capture
prevents screen scraping malware from taking screenshots of your information surreptitiously.
CryptoLens
visual verification shows you that we are protecting your input by highlighting what you type in a color you select. (Currently available for Internet Explorer.)
Malicious driver monitoring
works as a constant anti-subversive service, detecting untrusted drivers, such as keyloggers, and displaying a warning containing the name of any suspect driver.
Full protection
includes USB, wireless, PS2 and Bluetooth keyboards; can encrypt all international keyboards.
Online Banking
Each time you log into online banking,
hackers can steal your usernames,
passwords and account details.
Credit Card Info
As you shop online, even a secure
browser can’t protect your credit card
information from keystroke loggers.
Personal Security
Whenever you type your Social Security number or other personally identifying information (PII), you’re exposed to identity theft.
Personal Health Info
Your personal health information is extremely valuable to hackers, who can sell it to the highest bidder.
Email & Word Processing
Cyber criminals with keylogging software can steal everything you type in emails and documents.
Multi-Device Support / Convenient File Sharing / Highly Secure
What They Need
Their Constraints
Power up your business with the most secure, compliant cloud storage solution available
Ownership and visibility through an intuitive central dashboard
Exceed industry standards with professional-grade security
WEB FILTERING
Umbrella lets you manage the Internet experience on and off your network with acceptable use or compliance policies, putting you in control.
Manage flexible, location-aware policies with Umbrella’s 60 content categories and an unlimited number of custom block or allow lists. Laptops can be assigned policies with different Internet access restrictions and logging settings based on whether they’re on or off your network. Umbrella informs end-users of the policy with branded, customizable block pages, and offers a feature that enables approved, delegated users to bypass these pages.
Compliance
Umbrella enables you to customize our category-based filtering to meet each network’s specific needs, particularly to help you meet compliance requirements. Quickly create exceptions to allow or block specific domains, regardless of whether it is in a category that is allowed or blocked. Our 60+ content categories empower you to enforce acceptable Web use to comply with internal policies or external regulations such as CIPA. We are also a member of the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), enabling you to block their list of child sexual abuse.
Block Page Bypass
Block Page Bypass lets you grant special permission to circumvent filtering settings without the use of any software or appliance. This feature enables you to assign individual users, such as your marketing managers, the ability to access specific filtering categories, such as social networking, or individual domains that are normally blocked on your network. Bypass privileges can be granted persistently on a per-user basis or through use of a bypass code, which grants access for timeframes ranging from one hour to 10 years.
Category-Based Filtering
Umbrella’s 60+ content categories cover millions of domains (and billions of Web pages) to give you control over which sites can be accessed by users on your network. The easy-to-use, cloud-delivered administration console enables you to quickly set up, manage, and test different acceptable use policies per network, group, user, device or IP address, giving you greater control of your organization’s Internet usage.
Whitelists and Blacklists
Whitelisting domains ensures that you can always access particular site, even if it is in a category that is being blocked. Blacklists operate in the opposite fashion by ensuring that a site on the blacklist is never accessible to your users. Umbrella customers can have unlimited entries in their whitelist and blacklist to accommodate their specific business needs.
Whitelist-Only
Umbrella’s Whitelist-Only feature is best used for networks where Internet access should be restricted to specific domains. This allows for a “locked-down” and controlled Internet environment.
In most cases, it is not cost-effective for companies with under 250 employees to hire a full-time IT person, because you can outsource this function of your business far cheaper and with a lot less work; but you DO want to hire a professional to perform basic maintenance just as you would hire an attorney to handle your legal matters or an accountant to prepare your taxes.
Save yourself the trouble of paying salary, payroll taxes, insurance and any other hiring expense and simply outsource your IT to us! We have the experience and expertise to take care of you.
Before you can accurately compare the fees, services and deliverables of one IT services company to another, you need to understand the 3 predominant service models most of these companies fit within. Some companies offer a blend of all 3, while others are strict about offering only one service plan. The 3 predominant service models are:
When looking to outsource your IT support, the two service models you are most likely to end up having to choose between are the “managed IT services” and “break-fix” models. Therefore, let’s dive into the pros and cons of these two options, and then the typical fee structure for both.
The fact of the matter is, computer networks absolutely, positively need ongoing maintenance and monitoring to stay secure. The ever-increasing dependency we have on IT systems and the data they hold — not to mention the type of data we’re now saving digitally — has given rise to very smart and sophisticated cybercrime organizations and who work around the clock to do one thing: compromise your networks for illegal activities.
In most cases their intent is to access financial information and passwords to rob you (or your clients), create fake identities for credit card fraud, etc. In other cases they may want to use your computer network to send illegal spam, host pirated software, spread viruses, etc. And some do it just for the “fun” of being able to make computer systems inoperable. These criminals work around the clock in teams, constantly finding and inventing new ways to get around your antivirus software and firewalls; that’s why you have to remain ever vigilant against their attacks.
Of course, this doesn’t even take into consideration other common “disasters” such as rogue employees, lost devices, hardware failures (which are the #1 reason for data loss), fire and natural disasters and a host of other issues that can interrupt or outright destroy your IT infrastructure and the data it holds. Then there’s regulatory compliance for any business hosting or touching credit card or financial information, medical records and even client contact information such as e-mail addresses.
Preventing these problems and keeping your systems up and running (which is what managed IT services is all about) is a LOT less expensive and damaging to your organization than waiting until one of these things happens and then paying for emergency IT services to restore your systems to working order (break-fix).
You’ve probably heard the famous Benjamin Franklin quote, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” I couldn’t agree more — and that’s why it’s my sincere belief that the managed IT approach is, by far, the most cost-effective, smartest option for any small business. The only time I would recommend a “time and materials” approach is when you already have a competent IT person or team proactively managing your computer network and simply have a specific IT project to complete that your current in- house IT team doesn’t have the time or expertise to implement (such as a network upgrade, installing a backup solution, etc.). Outside of that specific scenario, I do not think the break-fix approach is a good idea for general IT support for one very important, fundamental reason: you’ll ultimately end up paying for a pound of “cure” for problems that could have easily been avoided with an “ounce” of prevention.
With our Elite package, you get everything from the Standard package PLUS:
