Appalachia Technologies IT Services Overview
Managed Services
Outsourced IT Overview
What is a Managed Services Provider? A managed services provider (MSP) offers management and support of IT network-based services, applications and equipment. As businesses become increasingly dependent on IT, the need for a reliable MSP that allows business owners and employees to focus on their core functions has become critical.
Managed IT
Everything We Do is Designed to Proactively Improve Your Efficiency
It’s easy to not think about the health and maintenance of your computers, your servers, and your overall network until there is a problem. That’s when it starts costing your business time, productivity, and revenue. We focus on preventing issues before they get to that point. We take proactive, future-minded measures to avoid disruption across your network. This way, your technology can help your business become more profitable.
Managed Cybersecurity
A Good DEFENSE Never Rests – F. Lee Bailey
Cybersecurity threats are on the rise, and cybercriminals have set their sights on businesses of all sizes. The number of security breaches reported in the US has been increasing rapidly and the cost of dealing with a cybersecurity incident has only gotten more expensive.
Businesses Under Attack: What’s At Stake
Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks - attacks that manipulate employees into giving information or access by pretending to be a person of authority in an organization - are causing significant damage to businesses. A combination of social engineering techniques and weak authentication credentials can allow BEC attacks to remain undetected by the usual security tools and spam filtering.
Security Awareness Training and Simulated Phishing
Protect your organization, and your reputation, from cyber criminals by starting from the inside-out.
According to a recent study by Symantec, smaller organizations ranging from 1–250 employees have the highest targeted malicious email rate at 1 in 323. A massive 94% of malware is delivered by email. A solid firewall and spam protection are a good start, but sometimes threats can slip through even the most high-end security tools. Educating end-users is critical to preventing data breaches and other attacks.
Dark Web Monitoring
Ongoing Detection of Compromised User Credentials
The dark web is a dangerous, anonymous portion of the Internet where a lot of illegal activity happens. When a website or organization experiences a data breach, the hackers often take the stolen data and distribute (or sell) it on the dark web. Today, high-profile data breaches happen all the time, and in 2019 alone more than 5.3 billion records were exposed.
