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As a business owner you provide a safe working environment for your
employees and your clients. Protecting your computer systems and DATA
is just as important.
Every business computer system should include the
following:
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Current Operating System - Over
the last 10 years the computer industry has grown in ways that nobody could
predict. Many more demands have been placed on the operating system as a
result of this. It is essential to run a current operating system at your
place of business. The benefits will be greater speed, reliability and
productivity.
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Current Networking Infrastructure -
Your computer systems and those outside your network can only communicate as
fast as the wires and equipment that connect them. With the rapidly falling
prices of networking components, even small business can have a rock solid
infrastructure on a reasonable budget.
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Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) - a battery backup product
that protects your computer system components from energy irregularities
and can also allow your equipment to run when no regular power source is
available.
Details
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Anti Virus -
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Backup and Recovery System -
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Redundant Disk System -
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Strong passwords - If passwords are simple or not used,
anybody can get to your data. Passwords should be 6 or more
characters in length, and should use a combination of numbers, letters and
alpha numeric characters. Change your
passwords often and do not reuse old passwords.
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Firewall
- a system or group of systems that enforces an access control
policy between two networks. The actual means by which this is
accomplished varies widely, but in principle, the firewall can be thought
of as a pair of mechanisms: one which exists to block traffic, and the
other which exists to permit traffic.
Details
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Anti SPAM -
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