?? Outdated backup systems = major risk to your business ?? Imagine your files are locked by hackers demanding a ransom, and your backup system can’t help. That’s the nightmare of a ransomware attack—and it’s becoming more common every day. ?? Old backups = easy target ?? No encryption = easy to tamper with ?? Failed backups = costly downtime A modern, immutable backup system is your best defense. With Zero Trust security, it ensures your data stays safe—no matter what. Don’t wait for a disaster. Upgrade your backup system today! ?? Need help? We’ve got you covered. Get in touch! #CyberSecurity #RansomwareProtection #DataSafety #PCGIT
关于我们
PCG is a Managed Services Provider based in Portsmouth NH. Services include Proactive Managed IT Support, Cloud Computing, Cyber Security Services and Business Consulting. Our world-class customer service and unique partnership approach are a step above the rest, with proactive, personalized computer & network solutions that minimize downtime and maximize productivity. With PCG, you can stop worrying about IT issues so you can focus on moving your business forward. Our experienced staff monitor and maintain your IT infrastructure 24x7 to keep your business running.
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https://www.pcgit.com/
PCGiT的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 计算机和网络安全
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Portsmouth,NH
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1996
- 领域
- Microsoft Certified Small Business Expert、Cisco Security and Wireless Specialist、HP Sales and Warranty Center、Managed Services、Computer Repair and Support、Help Desk、Onsite IT Services、Backup/Disaster and Recovery、Vendor Management、Virtual CTO Services、Risk Assessments/Compliance、Cyber Security 、Microsoft 365、Cloud/Azure和Training/Security
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主要
30 Mirona Rd
US,NH,Portsmouth,03801
PCGiT员工
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Wendy Formichelli
Digital marketer with leadership, creative, analytical experience. SEO, website mgmt, PPC/online advertising, ABM/demand/lead gen campaigns…
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Glen Stadig
Solutions Architect - Network and Systems Management - Security - Administration
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Roger Walton, CISSP
Chief Operating Officer, Head of Security Practice at PCG
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Orion Graves
Systems Engineer at PCGIT
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How often does your business experience downtime? Like your internet connection dropping. Or when you can’t access your files. What happens? Everyone gathers round the coffee machine for a chat. Your business loses money… and could annoy your customers. Want to significantly reduce your downtime? Here’s how #Downtime #BusinessGrowth #BackupPlan #PCGIT
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Have you ever gotten frustrated with the random results in the Windows 11 Start menu’s “Recommendations”? You’re not alone! ?? While the Start menu is designed to suggest apps, files, and websites you use, the results have been hit or miss. BUT good news — Microsoft is rolling out updates to make the "Recommendations" feature WAY smarter! ??? Now, you’ll be able to quickly find that file you worked on yesterday or that business app you rely on every day. Early feedback suggests it’s a game-changer! ?? ?? Want help unlocking all the productivity-boosting features in Windows 11? Get in touch! https://hubs.li/Q03cGTKj0 #Windows11 #StartMenu #Windows11Updates #TechTips #WindowsFix #WindowsRecommendations #PCGIT
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Deepfake technology is reshaping the landscape of cybercrime, making it easier for criminals to impersonate trusted figures within your company. Learn how AI-powered tools, advanced identity verification, and employee training can help you stay ahead of this digital deception. ???? See full blog here > https://hubs.li/Q03bTX-j0 #CyberSecurity #Deepfakes #BusinessProtection #ITSecurity
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Cyber criminals get more creative every day. The latest scam designed to steal your business data uses corrupted Word files – and getting fooled is easier than you might think. So, what should you do? Be aware and cautious. To know more about how to Protect Yourself and Your Business, read the full blog here: https://hubs.li/Q03bJ2ND0
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Last year’s CrowdStrike outage, caused by a faulty software update rather than a cyberattack, disrupted millions of Windows devices globally, costing Fortune 500 companies up to $5.4 billion. This highlights the fragility of our digital world, as disruptions—whether from glitches, cyberattacks, or natural disasters—can halt business operations. Alarmingly, 22% of businesses don’t back up critical data. To prepare for the unexpected, a solid disaster recovery (DR) plan is essential. A strong DR strategy includes: ??Continuity: Keep your business running by identifying critical systems, using backups, and utilizing tools like distributed computing. ??Compliance: Follow regulations to protect sensitive data and review your plan with legal experts. ??Culture: Ensure employees are trained and departments collaborate on crisis response. Investing in DR improves performance, boosts customer trust, and saves costs. Disasters can happen at any time, but with the right plan, businesses can turn potential crises into manageable setbacks. How confident are you in your DR plan? If unsure, reaching out for help is a great first step. #DisasterRecovery #BusinessPlanning #CyberSecurity
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Cyber criminals are now using corrupted Microsoft Word attachments in phishing attacks to bypass email security filters. These attachments may appear as normal documents, but when opened, they trigger Word's repair function, which hides a malicious QR code or link. This can lead to a fake login page, stealing sensitive information like passwords. Once scammers gain access to one employee’s account, they can compromise cloud systems, steal data, or send phishing emails. To protect yourself, be cautious with email attachments, avoid rushing, verify suspicious emails, and educate your team on phishing risks. We help businesses like yours with this every day. If you’d like us to help you too, get in touch. #CyberCriminals #CyberSecurity #CorruptedFiles #PCGIT https://hubs.li/Q03b2-6J0
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Bring Your Own Device: Dos and don’ts for your business Do you let employees use their own phones, laptops, or tablets for work? That includes things like sending a quick email or updating a client account. If you do, it’s important to remember that personal devices often lack the security measures that work-issued devices have. To remain safe and secure, you MUST have the right plans in place. Our latest guide explains the dos and don’ts of Bring Your Own Device. And how to create a strong policy that will keep your data protected. Read the full blog here to learn how to protect your business and ensure smooth, secure operations. https://hubs.li/Q039Y6jT0
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Just like locking your front door, investing in strong cyber security is important, but if employees aren’t following proper security practices, it's like leaving a window open. With many employees working remotely and using personal devices for work, there’s a huge risk. Personal devices often lack the security of office systems, making it easier for hackers to gain access. Check out the YouTube video here to learn what you and your employees should do: https://hubs.li/Q039FRQ00 Need help? Get in touch to keep your team updated on the latest threats. #CyberSecurity #EmployeeTraining #DataProtection #PasswordSecurity #RemoteWork #PCGIT
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