President Garin Livingstone on Cybersecurity
In recognition of cybersecurity awareness month Bryley President Garin Livingstone was invited to speak with Hank Stoltz on the Worcester Chamber’s WCRN radio program Voice of Business … [3 min. read]
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Entries by Garin Livingstone
Why Don’t Businesses Do Network Assessments?
Too often network assessments wind up at the bottom of the to-do list as today’s urgencies move continually to the top of mind and focus … [5 min. read]
Bryley Systems Named to 2021 Channel Futures MSP 501
The MSP 501 designation is an IT industry signifier that recognizes best-in-class operational efficiency and business models. The MSP 501 award is a sixty point, independent audit verifying that Bryley is a fit and stable operation from which to provide its clients dependable business continuity … [2 min. read]
Ethan Crushed It
Ethan crushed it. Again. Thanks … [1 min. read]
Responding to Cloud-Based Email Server Attacks
“Just awful” –the opinion on the state of a Fortune 500 company’s security by the hacker who stole fifty million credentials
Lately organizations have been choosing to migrate their email networks to cloud-based email providers like Microsoft 365. These cloud-based systems are appealing with their low cost per user monthly billing, ease of management and built-in security. But what are the risks these businesses can expect on a cloud-based email platform? … [5 min. read]
Scott Gold Recognized for Twenty Years of Service
Senior Network Engineer Scott Gold has been recognized for his twenty years of service at Bryley Systems. Scott has designed and built many Bryley clients’ servers and and networks. Because of his experience in computer environment design Scott is a great problem-solving resource. Scott’s manager Kristin Pryor called Scott, “a skilled contributor and a mentor to other techs … [3 min. read]
Imagine using an MSP that isn’t Bryley …
Tech Service Team Member Ethan Brush’s good work won some comments from a Bryley client [1 min. read]
Why Don’t Businesses Use MFA?
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency recommends that small- to medium-sized organizations implement MFA (multi-factor authentication). Multi-factor authentication refers to when you use two or more of the following factors … [6 min. read]
Update on Attack Against Kaseya VSA
Kaseya VSA, a remote monitoring and management tool, was the victim of a cyberattack. Bryley uses Kaseya VSA. However Bryley was among a group of VSA users who were able to be warned by Kaseya of the unfolding attack. Because of the warning Bryley immediately shut down Bryley’s instance of the VSA server … [2 min. read]
Risk Assessment Helps Identify the Security Holes in Hybrid
Although most organizations relied on a remote work model in the first year of the pandemic, the vaccine rollout has led to an increase in hybrid work environments that have elements of both on-site work and the remote work model … [5 min. read]
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