See how one company’s technology entered the 21st century through service and support from Affinity IT Group. With our IT solutions and professional experience, your company can reach its goals in new and innovative ways with technology that serves your mission without distraction.
While most of us would like to imagine our only threats are outsiders, the truth is more often than not, your network security is vulnerable because of your own employees.
Whatever your business IT needs are, choosing the right partner might seem complicated if you don’t know what you should look for. We’ll try to demystify the process with the questions you should be asking any MSP you consider partnering with.
The most valuable thing you can do to secure your network is to implement solid cybersecurity measures specific to your business needs. The cybersecurity efforts you utilize should not be cookie-cutter. There is no magical package that is perfect for every business.
When you’ve got a ghost problem, the first people you should call are the Ghostbusters. For other things, try us.
In the 2014 sci-fi blockbuster Edge of Tomorrow, Maj. William Cage – played by none other than Tom Cruise – finds himself fighting in a war on Earth against aliens. These aliens are grotesque in nature. They’re brutal, intelligent, and they seem to know the exact tactical choices of every human they fight.
Fishing isn’t a one-bait-feeds-all activity – and it’s remarkably similar to landing long-term customers.
It’s important to have a plan in place for when things go wrong. 21% of small business owners without a written disaster plan said they don’t have one because it’s not a high priority for them. These plans can be the deciding factor in whether a business survives or goes down with a disaster.
You’re out on the football field. You’re ready for the snap. As you crack your knuckles in anticipation, you think about the play that your coach selected. It can be risky, but you know that this play is unexpected and was purposely selected to through without a hitch.
On the night of April 14 1912, the RMS Titanic sailed without issues. But the night was dark, the temperatures were freezing, and a gigantic iceberg loomed nearby. By the time the sailors in the crow’s nest spotted the gargantuan iceberg, it was too late.