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Bryley CSP Basic and Pro for Network Infrastructure
Features Comparison Chart
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Per-device features |
Basic |
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Response to network-critical issues |
Within four hours. |
Within four hours. |
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Response to non-critical issues |
Within eight hours. |
Within eight hours. |
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Performance optimization |
Included |
Included |
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Security optimization |
Included |
Included |
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Monitoring and alerts |
Included |
Included |
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File and patch updates |
Included |
Included |
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Reporting |
Included |
Included |
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Administration |
Included |
Included |
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Reliability optimization |
Partial |
Included |
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Software issues |
Partial |
Included |
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Hardware issues |
Partial |
Included |
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Network issues |
Partial |
Included |
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PC imaging |
Included |
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On-site response |
Included |
How Bryley becomes an extension of you…
/in Blog Post /by Michelle DenioBryley has something pretty special that seems to be missing from many other IT Companies. It’s not about the number of Microsoft Experts we employ or the multiple Product Certifications they hold across company departments (but if you ask, we have those too). What we have that’s different is hard to measure, even though it […]
Making Working Remotely Work
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Guest AuthorBy Lawrence Strauss, Strauss and Strauss Working remotely is trending. Yet, according to the American Community Survey, while telecommuting dramatically rose 79 percent between 2005 and 2012, telecommuters made up only 2.6 percent of the American work force; a pretty small percentage, and the true number is difficult to really get a handle on, as […]
Meet Your “Typical” Hacker – Know Thine Enemy
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Managed IT, Security /by 3mediawebImagine sitting in your chair watching TV after a long day in the office, you look up and there’s a stranger rummaging through your refrigerator… a little disconcerting at best! You would likely stand up and ask: “Who are you and how did you get into my house?” You would likely call the Police. This […]
Why Is Data Loss So Serious?
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup, Managed IT, Security /by ABakerData Loss Can Completely Cripple Business Operations. In the event of extreme data loss such as the loss of an entire database, even temporarily, it is not uncommon for the impacted business processes to fail at multiple levels. The organization may be rendered helpless, unable to fulfill orders and struggling to update employee records. Producing […]
Tour of the new maintenance facility of the WRTA
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The Costly Consequences of Losing Your Business Data – Would You Take the Risk?
/in Blog Post, Data-Backup, Managed IT /by ABakerLost data is not a trivial matter. Don’t play with fire! Prevention is worth an ounce of cure. Like it or not, technology occasionally fails. It can happen to you. Why take the risk when instead you could be taking steps to protect your data and prevent disasters. Being prepared is always the best option. […]
Artificial Intelligence: Who’s afraid of intelligent behavior?
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by Guest AuthorBy Lawrence Strauss, of Strauss and Strauss. The early cave paintings of the hunt, Manet’s “j’ai fait ce que j’ai vu” (I did what I saw), computer graphics renderings in contemporary films: people have always looked at and tried to copy nature. And this is the goal of artificial intelligence (AI) researchers. Near the roots […]
Do’s and Don’ts of Password Security
/in Blog Post, Industry News, Security /by 3mediawebWe can’t say enough about the importance of passwords for your security Strong passwords are the frontline against cyberattacks. Passwords are the primary gatekeeper to secure your data, so it’s imperative to ensure it they’re as strong as possible. We have compiled a list of DOs and DO NOTs to help you create secure passwords. […]
It’s here! Announcing the launch of our new responsive-design Web site
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Newsletter /by ABakerAfter months of hard work and dedication, we are delighted to officially announce the launch of our responsive-design Web site that went live on February 7, 2017. The URL hasn’t changed. Take a look at www.bryley.com. Bryley Systems is a Managed IT Services Provider and a Managed Cloud Services Provider serving clients throughout New England. […]
5 Reasons Content Marketing on Social Media is Essential to Your Business’ Success
/in Blog Post, Newsletter, Tips /by Guest AuthorThis week’s blog has been prepared by Russell Mangsen, Principal Consultant at Namra Consultion Group, LLC (NCG). Founded in 2016, NCG understands the importance of maintaining a strong online presence through social media channels. The organization seeks to create an online community for their clients and in turn develop long-term, trusting partnerships. Social media marketing […]
A Cybersecurity Plan Is NOT Optional – No Matter What Size Your Organization Is!
/in Blog Post, Managed IT, Security /by ABakerIn 2016, cybercrime was on the rise, and within the past 5 years, the main targets have become smaller organizations. As organizations attempt to educate themselves on this evolving threat, computer hackers are hard at work looking for new vulnerabilities to exploit. IT professionals and business owners need to keep track of ongoing trends in […]
Bryley Basics: HP, Inc. Battery Recall
/in Blog Post, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneHP, Inc. recently recalled some of its laptop batteries due to fire concerns. This recall affects less than 1% of the laptops purchased between March 2013 and October 2016. The batteries being recalled were primarily sold online or in big-box stores (like BestBuy). They are black in color and were in these HP laptop models: […]
How and Why Is Cloud Computing Beneficial for Small and Medium Organizations?
/in Blog Post, Cloud, Tips /by ABakerCloud computing is not just for large organizations. That’s a fact. Many small businesses are migrating to the cloud and experiencing benefits that were never possible before. Cloud computing allows people access to a wide range of applications via the Internet. Prior to the advent of cloud computing, software had to be downloaded and installed on […]
Brief Review of Cloud Trends in 2016 and Beyond
/in Blog Post, Cloud, Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneCloud trends include1: Options – Switching Public Cloud platforms and Private Cloud compliance Familiarity – Greater understanding leads to refinement in selections Growth – Cloud tends to be the primary engine for IT growth Benefits – Reduction in costs leads all other benefits Options Approximately 43% of companies using Public Cloud services that were surveyed […]
Disruptive Tech Trends for 2017
/in Newsletter, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneSo, another year departs, obsoleting old technology while ushering in new gadgets and trends. Even though gadgets get the attention; trends set the direction. A survey of 196 IT professionals1 revealed these disruptive trends in technology2: Predictive IT and Self-service IT Internet of Things (IoT) Artificial intelligence Mobile payments Next-gen WiFi Predictive IT and Self-service […]
Bryley Basics: Working with Webroot
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Case Study – Transportation Company Relies on Bryley Systems to Stabilize Technology
/in Blog Post, Managed IT /by Garin LivingstoneThe Company: RTA Transit Services, Inc., a private company operating on behalf of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority The Worcester Regional Transit Authority (WRTA) service area includes over half a million in population and is the second-largest regional transit authority in Massachusetts, serving 35 communities. WRTA maintains a fleet of 47 buses including four clean […]
Beware! Fake Update Request from Firefox Is a Virus!
/in Announcement, Blog Post, Newsletter, Security, Tips /by Michelle DenioBy Michelle Denio, Technical Support Supervisor, Bryley Systems Thanks to a vigilant Bryley Systems client, we can now alert you to a new malware threat. A Bryley client submitted a service ticket about a Firefox update on his home computer. I was immediately suspicious because the supposed update had come through as a java script […]
Be Aware! How to Spot Phishing Emails
/in Blog Post, Security, Tips /by ABakerPhishing emails are malicious emails sent by criminals attempting to compromise your personal information. They often appear to be legitimate. So beware! Most phishing emails are disguised as messages from an authoritative entity asking you to visit a website and enter personal information. These websites are set up to gather personal details, which they can […]
Bryley Basics: WordPress maintenance
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneGavin Livingstone, Bryley Systems Inc. Reference article by Al Morel, Web1776 WordPress is the most-popular Content Management Systems (CMS); it powers over 25% of all Internet-based websites since it is a free, easy-to-use, open-source CMS with a large and vibrant community. Because it is an open-source utility, and even though it includes automatic security updates […]