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Bryley CSP Basic and Pro for Network Infrastructure
Features Comparison Chart
Per-device features | Basic | |
Response to network-critical issues | Within four hours. | Within four hours. |
Response to non-critical issues | Within eight hours. | Within eight hours. |
Performance optimization | Included | Included |
Security optimization | Included | Included |
Monitoring and alerts | Included | Included |
File and patch updates | Included | Included |
Reporting | Included | Included |
Administration | Included | Included |
Reliability optimization | Partial | Included |
Software issues | Partial | Included |
Hardware issues | Partial | Included |
Network issues | Partial | Included |
PC imaging | Included | |
On-site response | Included |
Virtual reality and zombies!
/in Blog Post, Events /by Cathy LivingstoneThis years’ summer outing was a big hit with the Bryley team, the 20 somethings right up to our senior grandparents. What better way to spend a Friday afternoon but at the Apex Entertainment Center in Marlboro defending fellow co-workers against killer zombies. Eric and Myk from our technical team were the top scorers and each won a zombie chia head. But of course everyone was a winner and a good sport.
September 11, 2001 is a day we shall always remember
/in Blog Post /by ABakerThousands of Americans died in a terrorist attack on our nation and today is a day to honor their lives. It’s a day to honor all first responders who came together in a courageous effort to save lives. Our nation fell silent as we watched the horrific events that unfolded that day. Pain, sorrow and […]
Let Trusted Eyes Watch Over Your Network
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security /by ABakerA firewall is a network security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on predetermined security rules. A firewall typically establishes a barrier between a trusted internal network and an untrusted external network, such as the Internet. Firewalls block unauthorized access to your computer network from hackers, malware and viruses. They […]
Family Computers – Set Up, Usage and More…
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by ABakerA family can benefit from sharing a computer – whether it be the kids, parents or even grandparents. When you set up this new computer there are a few things to keep in mind so that everyone can enjoy it, especially if you have a large family. You will want to make sure that the […]
Another Annoying Robocall. Help!
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by Guest AuthorHow many times have you answered your phone only to hear a recorded message instead of a live person? It’s annoying, it’s illegal and it’s known as a robocall. “The FTC has seen a significant increase in the number of illegal robocalls because internet-powered phone systems have made it inexpensive and easy for scammers to […]
30th Anniversary Open House Photos
/in Blog Post /by 3mediawebWe had a wonderful time introducing everyone to our new location at 200 Union St. Clinton, MA. Don’t miss these excellent photos taken during the event by Andy Weigl.
End-Of-Life Hardware – Retire or Not Retire?
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerMany IT departments have processes to keep costs under control and systems running smoothly. However, most organizations fail to adequately plan and properly manage the end-of-life (EOL) transition for routers, firewalls, switches and other critical network infrastructure. A device that is fully depreciated does not yield cost savings – these devices actually represent potentially higher […]
My Software Has Reached End of Life. Now What?
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerWhen software reaches end of life (EOL), all of a sudden you find yourself wondering what impact will this have on our organization? Take a moment to understand what vulnerabilities may be at hand and what are some best practices for planning ahead. Never just ignore EOL timelines because there are some risks to be […]
High Tech Gadgets to Travel With
/in Blog Post, Tips /by ABakerSummer is here. Everyone is eager to plan those well-deserved long weekend trips and vacations. Here are some trendy, cutting edge and fun gadgets that may come in handy as you head out on your next adventure. Interested in taking high quality photos and videos on the go? If you’re taking that dream vacation and […]
Refund and Recovery Scams
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by Guest AuthorThe following information was posted by the FTC on their website. Scam artists buy and sell “sucker lists” with the names of people who already have lost money to fraudulent promotions. These crooks may call you promising to recover the money you lost or the prize or merchandise you never received — for a fee […]
Bryley Systems attends the Second Annual Clinton Business Forum
/in Blog Post, News /by Cathy LivingstoneThe North Central Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce partnered with the Town of Clinton; Clinton Public Schools; and UMass Memorial HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital to host the Second Annual Clinton Business Forum on Wednesday, June 20, 2018. Ms. Livingstone is a member of the 2018 Clinton Downtown Steering Committee and both she and her husband Gavin are excited […]
Bryley Systems Inc. Ranked Among Top 501 Global Managed IT Service Providers by Channel Futures
/in Blog Post, Industry News, News /by Garin LivingstoneMSP 501 Identifies World’s Most Forward-Thinking MSPs & Leading Trends in Managed IT Services July 9, 2018: Bryley Systems ranks among the world’s 501 most strategic and innovative managed IT service providers (MSPs), according to Channel Futures MSP 501 Worldwide Company Rankings. The MSP 501 is the first, largest and most comprehensive ranking of managed […]
July 8, 2018 – Math 2.0 Day
/in Blog Post /by ABakerThe world runs on numbers and mathematics. Without mathematics, we would not have buildings or cars or airplanes or the TV or even the device you are reading this on. Indeed, math is the basis of almost all science and technology. This unofficial holiday is thought to have been created in 2009 and is a […]
How to Dispose of Your Old Cell Phone
/in Blog Post /by ABakerIf you purchased or received a new smartphone recently, you may be wondering what to do with your previous phone. Only about 10% of our mobile devices are properly recycled. Where do they go? Many remain hidden in a desk drawer or some other forgotten place. More often, they find their way into the trash […]
“Free” Security Scan? Beware of Scammers.
/in Blog Post, Security /by Guest Author“Messages telling you to install and update security software for your computer seem to be everywhere. So you might be tempted by an offer of a “free security scan,” especially when faced with a pop-up, an email, or an ad that claims “malicious software” has already been found on your machine. Unfortunately, it’s likely that […]
Beware of Tech Support Scams!
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Security /by Guest AuthorThere are scammers who will call and claim to be a computer tech associated with well-known companies like Microsoft or Apple. Other scammers send pop-up messages that warn about computer problems. They say they’ve detected viruses or other malware on your computer. They claim to be ‘tech support’ and will ask you to give them […]
Bryley Systems Ranks #5 as a Top IT Service Provider!
/in Announcement, Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneWorcester Business Journal. May 28, 2018, Volume 29, Number 10 – Book of Lists Bryley Systems was recently featured in the Worcester Business Journal’s Book of Lists, being ranked #5 as a Top IT service provider. Bryley Systems is a Managed IT/Cloud/Security Services Provider with clients throughout New England and across the continental United States. […]
Best Practices to Keep Computers From Overheating
/in Blog Post, Tips /by ABakerThe cooling system of a computer (the fan, heat sinks, vents, etc.) forms one of the most essential components of your device. “Simply put, if your computer becomes too hot, it is possible to destroy and shorten the lifespan of the hardware inside your computer, leading to irreparable damage and potential data loss. Besides losing […]
Crucial Steps to Take if Your Email Has Been Hacked
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerMany years ago Yahoo users fell victim to one of the largest data breaches in internet history. Names, passwords and email addresses for every single customer account on the company’s servers were exposed in a cybersecurity attack. This attack was very sophisticated – three billion users across multiple services under Yahoo’s umbrella were left vulnerable […]
Don’t Let the Summer Heat Destroy Your Mobile Devices
/in Blog Post, Tips /by ABakerAs much as we all enjoy outdoor activities that go along with those “lazy days of summer”, we are always reminded to stay hydrated, use sunscreen, avoid too much physical activity during peak hours, etc. But, what about our precious mobile devices? Are they being protected from the heat? Here are a few things to […]