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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 |
Bryley Basics: Surge protection
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneA surge in power can occur at any time, but is often caused by high-powered equipment or storms that disrupt the normal flow of electricity. Surges can also occur after a power-outage, when the power comes back on. Surge protectors are electro-mechanical devices that sit between power-sensitive (electronic) equipment and the wall outlet; their purpose […]
We are pleased to announce the addition of two, new employees:
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneShelbea Moulin, Administrative Assistant Shelbea resides in Worcester. She has a BS in CPA Accounting and Finance from Syracuse University and is currently pursuing an MS in Accounting. Shelbea brings experience in technical support, having worked as a Student Computer Consultant; she also has exposure to finance and auditing practices from two recent internships. In […]
More ergonomics from Marty Reed
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneMarty Reed of Top Enterprise, an ergonomics specialist, visited Bryley early in September for a demonstration on proper ergonomics. She then visited our cubicles and made individual recommendations. Her overall suggestions included: Monitor: Set distance at one arm-length from body to monitor. Set height so eyes focus at about 2” below top of monitor. Keyboard: […]
Recommended practices – Part 2: Web browsing/Internet usage
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be included in upcoming newsletters. End-users browse the web; it’s usually the fastest way to get an answer, search for an item, or make a purchase. But, browsing comes with some risks: Potential liability from browsing ill-advised sites at […]
Winner of our business-card raffle at the Central Mass Business Expo (CMBE)
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneCongratulations to Maureen Raillo, CEO at W Limousine in West Boylston, MA! Maureen won a Beats Pill™, and a Beats Pill character stand. (Beats Pill is a lightweight, portable, and wireless speaker that lets you bring music wherever you go; combined with the character stand, the value is over $250.)
Bryley Basics: Get ready for USB Type C
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneUSB (Universal Serial Bus) has been part of the computer world since 1998; it typically connects peripherals (printers, scanners, cameras, etc.) to computers. A new USB cable, USB Type C, should hit the shelves next year. It will use the USB 3.1 standard, which is backward-compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 and permits data […]
Why do organizations ignore information (cyber) security?
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneI read an interesting article by Don Jones of Redmond Magazine titled: “The Quest for a Culture of Security”. In it, Mr. Jones notes (via my paraphrasing): Security gets limited attention and even less funding from decision makers Security hacking has become a profession with significant financial rewards Every company is a target and has been, at […]
Recommended practices – Part-1: Storage of unstructured data
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThis is a part one of a multi-part series on recommended practices for organizations and their end-users. Additional parts will be in upcoming newsletters. Organizations create and consume data constantly, but not all have formal policies or practices that define the value of this data and restrict its amount and location. Quality is difficult to […]
Bryley exhibits at the Central Mass Business Expo
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneBryley Systems exhibited in the Technology Pavilion at the Central Mass Business Expo on September 8th, which was held at the DCU Center in Worcester, MA. Pictured in our booth is Anna ; Account Executive at Bryley Systems.
Anna D. achieves VMware Sales Professional certification
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneCongratulations to Anna who completed the significant training and testing to become certified as a VMware Sales Professional. VMware is the global leader in virtualization and a key partner of Bryley Systems. A certified VMware Sales Professional has general knowledge in VMware products and business practices. Anna has been with Bryley since 2010. She moved […]
Summer Fun!
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneThe weather cooperated as Bryley’s summer outing on Sunset Lake in Ashburnham was sunny, warm, and dry. The menu included standard-issue, summer-cookout fare with hamburgers, hot dogs, veggie burgers, salads, and desserts; plenty of desserts. Bryley also hosted SwiftecIT and other friends; daylight fishing and pontoon-boat rides (pictured) gave way to roasting marshmallows around the […]
We Have A Winner!
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneCongratulations to Geary at USI! You’ve won the drawing for “Roy’s Almost 20th!” For those who may have missed the news, Roy Pacitto, our Director of Sales, has been an employee at Bryley Systems for nearly 20 years! Since we tend to get excited about this sort of thing, we decided to have a little […]
Bryley Basics: Encrypt your iPhone
/in Blog Post, Mobile, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneiPhones, versions 3GS and later, offer hardware encryption; it is activated through the data-protection feature by enabling a passcode: Tap Settings > General > Passcode. Follow the prompts to create a passcode. After the passcode is set, scroll down to the bottom of the screen and verify that “Data protection is enabled” is visible. Note: […]
Google’s ChromeBook – A realistic alternative to a Windows Ultrabook?
/in Blog Post, Mobile, Tips /by Garin LivingstoneGoogle introduced its Chromebook in 2009; sales have increased and it can be considered a low-cost alternative to the pricier, Microsoft Windows-based Ultrabook, but Chromebooks have significant limitations. Some also say that a Chromebook can replace a tablet, but comparison1 suggests otherwise. Chromebooks run Chrome OS, Google’s Linux-based operating system integrated with Google’s Chrome web […]
Roy Pacitto works almost 20 years at Bryley Systems
/in Blog Post /by Garin LivingstoneBryley employees were recently celebrating Roy’s 20th anniversary when someone pointed out that it was a year early. Since we already had a 20th-year cake, we ate it anyway. Roy, a key member of the management team, started as service manager in 1995. He moved to the sales team in 1997; in the mid-2000s he […]
What is the business case for Windows-Server virtualization?
/in Blog Post, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneWindows-Server virtualization, the deployment of a virtual version of a Windows-Server operating environment, is used to reduce hardware costs, gain efficiencies, and improve the availability of computing resources. It refers to installing a virtual environment onto one or more “virtualized” hardware servers (termed Physical Hosts) and deploying multiple virtual Windows-Server operating systems (termed Virtual Guests) […]
Comparing Cloud-based services (Complete Overview)
/in Blog Post, Cloud /by Garin LivingstoneMany Cloud-based services fall into one of these categories: Productivity suites – Applications that help you be more productive Storage – Storing, retrieving, and synchronizing files in the Cloud Backup and Recovery – Backing-up data and being able to recover it Prevention – Prevent malware, typically spam and related components Each category is represented below […]
Protect your mobile device
/in Blog Post, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneThe need to secure newer mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, etc.) has grown since they now meet the basic criteria for malicious, cyberspace-based attack: Developer kits are readily available Mobile devices are in widespread use throughout the world Motivation is increasing since usable/saleable data live on these devices In addition, BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) has […]
Outsourcing IT (Information Technology)
/in Blog Post, Resources /by Garin LivingstoneWhen in doubt, source IT out. It’s a big topic, but there are many ways to save time, effort, and money by outsourcing some of all of your IT functions. Often, organizations staff IT themselves using one of these techniques: The part-time IT person The full-time IT person The IT team The part-time IT person […]
Ergonomics Made Simple – a brief primer from guest writer Marty Reed
/in Newsletter /by Garin LivingstoneAre you sitting down? Good! Now ask yourself, how many hours will I be sitting in this chair today?? Wow, that many… Have you ever asked yourself why you have a backache, or your wrists hurt or why the screen is so blurry? These are all symptoms that your body is not happy with how […]