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Office 365 Propels Turbine Test Services to New Heights

neteffect technologies LLC is excited to share the latest from Microsoft - a short video highlighting small business hero Scott Naucler. Scott owns Turbine Test Services, a professional services company with four employees who work remotely to maintain wind turbines along America's wind corridor. Scott relies on Office 365 not only to work flexibly and collaboratively with his employees, but also to keep him organized when he's pursuing his passion - building and flying Cessna planes. Office 365 helps Scott get the most out of his work and his passion. Contact us to learn more about how we can help you do the same.
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Steps to Risk-Based Cybersecurity

A risk-based cybersecurity strategy is proactive rather than reactive. It allows you to focus on the resources that most critical to your business—assets that if compromised, would have the biggest impact on your business. A risk-based strategy is dynamic and technology-agnostic, enabling you to adapt to changing threats and regulations. As cybersecurity threats evolve, security […]
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Why use a Managed Services Provider for Wireless?

Why use a Managed Services Provider for Wireless? In a world where IT professionals are overworked, something eventually falls through the cracks. An upgrade or security patch gets missed or maybe a backup doesn’t complete. Your Wireless infrastructure is coming up on its EOL. Having a provider to assist you can take some of the […]
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How to Reduce Third-Party Cybersecurity Risks

Third-party vendors can be the weakest link in your network security. When you neglect to assess their cybersecurity posture and practices, you risk exposing your network to vulnerabilities beyond your control. Remember the disastrous data breach suffered by Target in 2013? You may recall that the cause was the theft of credentials from an HVAC […]
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How To Weed Out Cyber Threats Before They Overrun Your Environment

The increasing frequency and seriousness of systems breaches have elevated the importance of actively searching for indicators of compromise. Detecting such indicators and mitigating the impact of a breach requires an organization to gain a full understanding of their network environment under “normal” conditions. Performing regular cyber threat assessments can give you the information you […]
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Why Ignoring Disaster Recovery is Bad for Small Business

More small businesses are moving their data, apps and other digital resources to the cloud. However, considering the rising number of cyber threats directed at cloud use and their potential impact on small companies, putting a solid disaster recovery plan in place should be a critical component of any small business cybersecurity plan. Experts predict […]
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What Do Living Wills Have In Common With Disaster Recovery?

If you’re a normal human, you probably don’t like thinking about death. But the hard truth is, while 100% of us will face death eventually, only 25% of us have living wills. Likewise, too many small businesses put off planning to avert the demise of their business from data loss—and not enough have a disaster […]
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How to secure your CMS without patching

In as little as four hours, the bad guys can reverse engineer a software patch for an open-source content management system (CMS) and build an exploit capable of turning millions of websites into spammers, malware hosts or DDoS attackers. “There’s just not enough time for normal site owners to apply the updates,” said David Jardin, […]
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There are ways to protect your company – for next time

There will be a next time There are ways to protect yourself, your company, your employees, and your customers from these types of attacks. Threats like these are mitigated with relative ease when Advanced Threat Detection mechanisms have been implemented. This is in our wheelhouse and we would be happy to sit down with anyone […]
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