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Convenience at the expense of security? Who has your data? Where is it physically? Who has access to it and how do you know it is secure from prying eyes? Does data you store with companies get sold or traded without your permission? Are you sure information will not be gleaned from your online backups? Remember this everytime you drop something into dropbox, or backup something online. These are issues that businesses should consider before using these convienent, but insecure services instead of more traditional on-site solutions. Cloud computing is only as safe as the company providing it.
Server Maintenance and Roles
True Computing installs, configures and maintains server roles including but not limited to AD DS, DNS, DHCP, IIS, FTP, Apache, DFS, Network Policy and Access Services (RAS and VPN), terminal services, file services, and Hyper-V. We can update, patch, and monitor server operating systems to ensure best system performance and health.
Storage
Need more space? We can provide storage solutions to meet your needs. We support the implementation of storage including racked storage, tape drive storage, network attached storage, and RAID in respect to performance and redundancy.
Backups
True Computing can setup and configure backups to meet your needs. We will utilize industry standard software such as Veritas Backup Exec to give you a turn key backup solution. Do not wait until you lose data to be prepared.
Microsoft has decided to gamble with your time, money and frustration in efforts to increase the value of their operating system. Windows 11 continues to have frequently forced major updates that leave customers out of operation.
As Windows 11 phases out Windows 10, users are finding themselves forced into Microsoft accounts upon setting up their computer. Forced security risks that Window’s dubs as “features” seem to be the new normal. Whether it’s storing your data on their computers (aka the cloud), collecting your telemetry (computer usage info), forcing changes to their operating system (it’s theirs and you likely use it as a free service) without your permission, running advertisements on your screen as you log in or encouraging which news services you and your children are exposed to. These, and many more reasons might make you consider using a less invasive operating system.
There are many operating systems that support your computer. While Windows 11 is one of the most presumptuous operating systems, other options do exist. Give us a call for any Linux or Mac OS X questions or concerns.
So what should you choose? Read more...