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Our under 2-minute response time for IT support leads the industry. We proudly protect St. Louis businesses from cyberthreats & provide specialized expertise in applications, systems, & security compliance.
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Phase one is to begin performing a risk analysis within your organization, identifying any issues that could disrupt your St. Louis business in addition to weighing the likelihood of the identified issue becoming a reality. As this relates to IT, you should look at the following areas to ensure you have a plan in the event you’re impacted by a natural disaster or equipment failure.
Are your users able to work remote in the event of a pandemic that requires they work from home or a natural disaster that destroys their current workplace?
How will you and your users communicate. Questions you might want to ask yourself include, but are not limited to:
Is our phone system hosted or premise based. Does it allow my users to take their handsets home or is there a softphone feature meaning you can make and receive calls via an app on your phone or desktop?
Is our mail hosted and accessible from anywhere with an internet connection?
Do we have any internal communication and collaboration tools such as Teams by Office 365?
How will we access our data? Are we providing secure, remote access to local, premise-based server or are our servers cloud based allowing us to access our information anytime and from anywhere with an internet connection?
What sort of backup solution are we using? Does it include versioning in the event of a ransomware attack? Is it image-based or file and folder only? If the local backup is compromised or destroyed, do we have access to our data in a secure cloud environment?
Do we have the proper security controls in place to protect against outside intrusion or phishing attacks? Is our remote access solution secure and do we have enough licenses?
Do our St. Louis employees know what to do in the event of a disaster or do we need to provide training?
Is your current IT management provider giving recommendations on solutions that help us reduce our risk in the event of a disaster or unexpected hardware failure? Do they have the proper staffing levels to address all their client needs should a regional disaster occur?
Phase one is to begin performing a risk analysis within your organization, identifying any issues that could disrupt your St. Louis business in addition to weighing the likelihood of the identified issue becoming a reality. As this relates to IT, you should look at the following areas to ensure you have a plan in the event you’re impacted by a natural disaster or equipment failure.
Are your users able to work remote in the event of a pandemic that requires they work from home or a natural disaster that destroys their current workplace?
How will you and your users communicate. Questions you might want to ask yourself include, but are not limited to:
Is our phone system hosted or premise based. Does it allow my users to take their handsets home or is there a softphone feature meaning you can make and receive calls via an app on your phone or desktop?
Is our mail hosted and accessible from anywhere with an internet connection?
Do we have any internal communication and collaboration tools such as Teams by Office 365?
How will we access our data? Are we providing secure, remote access to local, premise-based server or are our servers cloud based allowing us to access our information anytime and from anywhere with an internet connection?
What sort of backup solution are we using? Does it include versioning in the event of a ransomware attack? Is it image-based or file and folder only? If the local backup is compromised or destroyed, do we have access to our data in a secure cloud environment?
Do we have the proper security controls in place to protect against outside intrusion or phishing attacks? Is our remote access solution secure and do we have enough licenses?
Do our St. Louis employees know what to do in the event of a disaster or do we need to provide training?
Is your current IT management provider giving recommendations on solutions that help us reduce our risk in the event of a disaster or unexpected hardware failure? Do they have the proper staffing levels to address all their client needs should a regional disaster occur?
Phase one is to begin performing a risk analysis within your organization, identifying any issues that could disrupt your St. Louis business in addition to weighing the likelihood of the identified issue becoming a reality. As this relates to IT, you should look at the following areas to ensure you have a plan in the event you’re impacted by a natural disaster or equipment failure.
Are your users able to work remote in the event of a pandemic that requires they work from home or a natural disaster that destroys their current workplace?
How will you and your users communicate. Questions you might want to ask yourself include, but are not limited to:
Is our phone system hosted or premise based. Does it allow my users to take their handsets home or is there a softphone feature meaning you can make and receive calls via an app on your phone or desktop?
Is our mail hosted and accessible from anywhere with an internet connection?
Do we have any internal communication and collaboration tools such as Teams by Office 365?
How will we access our data? Are we providing secure, remote access to local, premise-based server or are our servers cloud based allowing us to access our information anytime and from anywhere with an internet connection?
What sort of backup solution are we using? Does it include versioning in the event of a ransomware attack? Is it image-based or file and folder only? If the local backup is compromised or destroyed, do we have access to our data in a secure cloud environment?
Do we have the proper security controls in place to protect against outside intrusion or phishing attacks? Is our remote access solution secure and do we have enough licenses?
Do our St. Louis employees know what to do in the event of a disaster or do we need to provide training?
Is your current IT management provider giving recommendations on solutions that help us reduce our risk in the event of a disaster or unexpected hardware failure? Do they have the proper staffing levels to address all their client needs should a regional disaster occur?
As a business owner in St. Louis, you shouldn’t have to worry about IT solutions. That’s why ThrottleNet takes a unique approach to manage your networks so that you don’t have to.
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Today, in our multipart series around the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework – we cover the...
Did you know there are no standards among IT Managed Service providers around what cybersecurity should look like. This means...
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ThrottleNet’s Co-Managed & Managed IT Network Service keeps your business running smoothly & efficiently. We utilize the latest in technology best practices for IT consulting & strategy. Our expert technicians design & maintain a network plan to meet your needs today with an eye toward the future. You also receive round-the-clock IT support from a local St. Louis IT provider.
IT Security isn’t optional, & it shouldn’t be an afterthought. Good IT networks are built with contingency plans, redundancies, & sometimes even backup generators. We ensure every possible point of failure is addressed proactively so you aren’t hit with a cyberattack, data loss, or ransomware. We know your time & money are valuable & we will keep your business technology running.
