In This Issue
Happy Thanksgiving!
Prepare Your Business for the Relevant Disasters, Not the Absurd Ones
Your Logs Hold the Secrets to Increase Network Performance and Security
Unified Threat Management: Ultimate Protection for a New Era
 
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1. Call (586) 258-0650
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- Bill Gates

Happy Thanksgiving!
 
Autumn is upon us  once again and, we are reminded how fortunate we are to help area businesses achieve success. From the Smart IT family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving!
Prepare Your Business for the Relevant Disasters, Not the Absurd Ones
 
How prepared is your business for a disaster, and are you prepared for the right disaster? When it comes to making your organization's business continuity plan, the scenarios you plan for need to be realistic. Otherwise, all the hard work of planning will be for nothing.
Your Logs Hold the Secrets to Increase Network Performance and Security
 
Users log on and off your company's network all day long. You may think, "No big deal. It's part of the process." But data extrapolated from user logs is a big deal. It can provide your business with valuable information about network security and give you insight on how to improve operations.
Unified Threat Management: Ultimate Protection for a New Era
 
Everything changes in due time. Computers grow less secure, malware grows more sophisticated, and hackers' methods change. According to Processor magazine, 80 to 90 percent of attacks are targeted at devices rather than networks and servers.