Is your network secure for processing credit cards?

If your business accepts payment in the form of a credit card, your business could be at risk!

What?  Waitaminute.  Of course my business accepts credit cards.  Who pays with cash or check these days?  But what do you mean, my ‘business could be at risk?’

It’s called ‘PCI Compliance.’ If that phrase is vague or altogether absent from your nomenclature, I’ll break it down to a 10,000-foot view for you.  Many of you readers may know exactly what I’m talking about, but for those of you that don’t…

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Denver Offsite Backup

If you have a large amount of data that you can’t afford to loose, like most of us, Denver offsite backup is something to be considered. Offsite backup acts as a safeguard for your information.

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Speeding Up Your PC

If you spend any time on a computer then you definitely know how annoying it can be when your machine slows down. By following a few simple guidelines, you can maintain your computer, help increase your PC speed, and help keep it running smoothly.

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Why Is It Important To Back Up Your Data?

Data, we all have it, but the real question is, do we take care of it?

Data & Information Security

Just as you have locks and alarm systems on your doors to protect physical assets, you need electronic protection for valuable business information. Read more...

Are You Ready for This?

The summer storm season is here!  Is your computer system ready for it?  It’s probably not something that is on you or any other business owners mind, but it is definitely worth taking the time to protect your investment. For example, lightning can send a spectacular power surge along any conductive line destroying everything in its path. Read more...

Don’t Become The Next Denver Network Security Hor...

We have all heard the horror stories of how companies had a security breach with their important data and the repercussions from that breach. In recent years, the need for computer and network security has grown dramatically and is essential for any business.

To better assess the ramifications of a security breach, let’s take a look at a typical case study.

The XYZ marketing company acts as a processing hub for large cable companies. They store and manage customer data in their warehouse. They in turn bill the customer, send marketing messages about when their service is about to expire and advertise new service offers to customers.

The database director for the company (we’ll call him Jack) is responsible for a team of people who manage, manipulate and store the customer data. Susie is Jack’s assistant and is in charge of (you guessed it) managing Jack. Jack reports to Tom who is the CEO at XYZ. He is very confident in Jack’s abilities and has placed a great deal of trust in him.

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