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Bryley CSP Basic and Pro for Network Infrastructure
Features Comparison Chart
Per-device features | Basic | Pro* |
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 |
- CSP User, our highest-level offering, covers the User’s tech issues, as well as their specified-for-coverage devices capable of running Bryley’s secure monitoring and security software (most Windows and Mac endpoints are eligible).
Beware of Credit Card Skimmers
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Security /by ABakerA credit card skimmer is a portable capture device that is attached in front of or on top of the legitimate scanner. The skimmer passively records the card data as you insert your credit card into the real scanner. After your information has been recorded, it is usually then sold to other scammers on the […]
Why “Single-Tasking” is more productive
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by 3mediawebWhen one thinks of all the tasks needed to be completed for the day, it’s no wonder we try to multi-task. We seem to think that it will be more efficient and enable us to accomplish more of our goals. Unfortunately, for 98% of the population, this is simply not that case; our brains are […]
How to Manage a growing organization by deploying software systems
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, Security /by Garin LivingstoneMost organizations use software to manage at least these items: Accounting – Perform vital bookkeeping and accounting functions Contacts – Organize and manage clients, prospects, vendors, etc. Operations – Match assets to organization’s need on a daily basis In organizations with funding limitations, deployment of a software-based system to manage specific functions often starts as […]
Team Bryley Successfully Completes Boston Brain Tumor Ride! – May 21, Waltham, MA.
/in Blog Post, News, Newsletter /by 3mediawebThis yearly event raises awareness and much-needed resources to fund critical brain tumor-specific programs to improve the lives of all those affected by brain tumors. This year’s ride raised over $500K!
What you need to know about Petya, the latest Cyberattack
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, News, Security /by 3mediawebAnother hack has impacted the business world. Named, Petya, this attack exploited holes the WannaCry attack highlighted. Since WannaCry was defeated so quickly, many firms did not patch the vulnerability. The Petya attack started in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, when the ATMs stopped working. Workers at the old Chernobyl nuclear plant were forced to […]
Securing your Organization’s Computer System and Company Data
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup, Managed IT, Security /by ABakerCybercrime can have severe consequences for organizations that are victimized. “Cyber criminals want your company’s financial data, customer lists, credit card information, intellectual property, and anything else they can sell. Besides the immediate impact on your organizations’ ability to operate (for example, ransomware can shut you down), there are significant costs associated with a data […]
Defining “Virus” – In the World of Computers
/in Blog Post, Resources, Security, Tips /by ABakerThere are viruses that can be implanted on a computer today, and lie dormant waiting until a network becomes completely vulnerable before attacking. Unfortunately, viruses have come a long way from 20 years ago. Today we refer to viruses as a specific kind of malware, one that can self-replicate and continue its destructive path indefinitely. […]
What we can learn from the GOP Data leak
/in Blog Post, Cloud, Industry News, Security /by 3mediawebIt was recently discovered that a third part analytics firm, Deep Root, had left the GOP’s voting database open to the public. As reported by UpGuard, a security firm, “The data repository, an Amazon Web Services S3 bucket, lacked any protection against access. As such, anyone with an internet connection could have accessed the Republican […]
Bryley Named #14 By Worcester Business Journal
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Industry News, Managed IT /by 3mediawebWe are excited to announce that Bryley Systems was recently named 14th for IT Service Providers by the Worcester Business Journal. It is a testament to our commitment to our clients and putting their interests first. Each year, the Worcester Business Journal (WBJ) compiles and publishes a list of IT Service Providers throughout Central Massachusetts. […]
Fireball – A New Malware Threat
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Managed IT, News, Security /by 3mediawebA new malware has cropped up on the heels of “WannaCry”. It is called “Fireball” and has been detected in more than 250 million computers and 20% of corporate networks across the globe. According to security firm, Check Point, this malware originated in China, and is believed to be “possible the largest infection operation in […]
What you need to know about the OneLogin Breach
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Cloud, Industry News, Managed IT, Security /by 3mediawebOneLogin, a single sign-on service that allows users to access multiple sites and applications using just one password confirmed on June 1st that its systems had been breached and login information had been exposed. According to the firm, this breach affects “all customers served by our US data centre” and the hackers had “the ability […]
WRCC Ambassadors on the Move — Tower Hill Botanic Garden
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThe WRCC Ambassadors visited Tower Hill Botanic Garden in Boylston, MA on May 3rd. Gavin Livingstone, President of Bryley Systems, is the Chairman of the WRCC Ambassadors. He is pictured in the front row, 3rd from the right. Joann Vieria, Director of Horticulture, was our host. She provided some information: Tower Hill is located on 132 […]
Why Backups are Critical in Fighting Ransomware
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup, Managed IT, Security /by Garin LivingstoneRansomware – usually Crypto Locker and its variants – is a form of cyber-malware based on encryption software that seeks payment (ransom) to undo the damage; when infected, the malware typically encrypts all data files, rendering them useless until the ransom is paid. (Encryption software scrambles a files’ contents and creates an encryption key, essentially […]
Bryley’s Prestigious Channel Partners 360° Award Travels the U.S.
/in Blog Post, News, Newsletter /by ABakerAfter being honored as one of 25 recipients worldwide, our prestigious award is traveling the U.S. in celebration – being one of the most sought-after in the industry of technology solutions. About Zion. Zion is both the oldest and the oldest national park in Utah. It was the state’s first federally designated park (1919), and […]
Why are people so against paying for IT Support?
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, Security /by Garin LivingstoneI’d be rich if I had a $5 dollar bill (inflation) every time I heard: “My son/daughter/niece/nephew (pick one) who is only 2/4/6/8 (pick one) years old was able to solve my computer problem; why do I need you?” Lisa, a senior VP in our marketing department, handles our IT.” “I’m moving to the Cloud, […]
Lights…Camera…Action!
/in Blog Post /by ABakerMain Street in Hudson was quite busy with production and film crews working hard from the early morning hours until late in the evening for a few days in early May. During the filming of an upcoming movie starring David Spade, in “Who Do You Think Would Win”, downtown Hudson was bustling with excitement – […]
What you need to know about the “WannaCry” Attack
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Industry News, Security /by 3mediawebOn Friday, we learned that hackers had exploited malicious software stolen from the National Security Agency (NSA) and held many organizations’ data ransom. As of this morning, it is estimated that this cyberattack was felt by approximately 200,000 organizations in 150 countries including Britain’s hospital network, Germany’s national railway, “computers that run factories, banks, government agencies and transport […]
Team Bryley to participate in the Boston Brain Tumor Ride
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Events, Newsletter /by 3mediawebOn Sunday, May 21st, a few Bryley employees will ride in a family-friendly bike ride to help find a cure for brain tumors. Brain tumors are the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in children 0-141. By participating in the Boston Brain Tumor Ride, Bryley employees are taking a stand in the fight against brain tumors. […]
What Can we Learn from the Netflix Leak?
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Managed IT, Security, Tips /by 3mediawebNetflix was in the news recently for a mishap with its production company. A cybercriminal that goes by the name “thedarkoverlord” was able to breach postproduction company Larson Studios, and has claimed to have “stolen unreleased content from ABC, Fox, National Geographic and IFC.”1 After Netflix refused to pay the ransom, the cybercriminals released the […]
Beware!! Google Docs Phishing Scam
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Managed IT, News, Security /by 3mediawebIf you recently received an email asking you to open a Google Docs, and you don’t know the sender, don’t open it! Chances are, this is a phishing email designed to have you click on a link and gain access to your information. The email looks similar to a true Google invitation, but there are […]