Information Security

Depending on the industry, location, and type of business, organizations need to secure information based on state and federal regulations. This is becoming heavily enforced with penalties, fines, and legal action. However, these rules can (and often do) change frequently and in intricate ways. This can make it difficult for businesses of any size to stay current with these regulations. Manage your information security and privacy policies externally instead of internally to reduce the likelihood that these inconvenient and damaging circumstances can happen to your business. Let us help you protect, encrypt, and secure valuable data for more cost-effective and accessible solutions that conform to the latest regulations. 

Disaster Recovery Services

Disaster recovery services entail every business has access to valuable data and that it is protected in the event of a disaster. Whether that be a natural disaster or from an attack, data protection and accessibility should be a priority for any managed security services. By assessing your business’s cloud and physical computing environments for vulnerabilities, IT services can be proactive about threat management. From power outages to hacks, data recovery to reduce cost-draining downtime is imperative for business continuity to keep your business functioning for your customers.

Remote
Monitoring

Conducting an effective risk assessment and developing a long-term cyber security plan that is agile will go a long way towards protecting your business. Once you have that plan in place, the work doesn’t stop there. Our remote monitoring services ensure network security, making sure you’re not vulnerable to attack and your data won’t be compromised. We use our security strategies to guarantee quick incident response wherever you work. This ensures that failures, breaches, and other issues are identified and resolved before they start impacting important operations aren’t left vulnerable to attack and compromised data. We monitor your IT systems and networks to make sure failures, breaches, or other issues are identified immediately.

Midsize
Companies

Midsize companies often have the same cybersecurity concerns and risks that larger enterprises face but without all the staff and time to implement the equivalent level of information protection they need. Managed cybersecurity services make it possible to cost-effectively secure your company’s infrastructure–including public and private cloud environments–while freeing up your IT personnel to focus on work that needs to be handled in-house and drives business value.

Small
Businesses

Midsize companies face the same cybersecurity risks that larger businesses do. Smaller companies are less equipped to handle these threats because they don’t have the same levels of expert protection that their larger counterparts do. Without the staff, time, and resources needed, cybersecurity runs the risk of being outdated before it’s even in effect. To properly manage costs and keep up with existing and potential threats, IT infrastructure needs to be constantly maintained and updated. Managed cybersecurity services gives you the power of a large IT department without having to staff it yourself. These services also have the benefit of being easily manageable and cost-effective. They can include your public and private cloud environments, too, allowing any IT personnel you have to focus on functions that drive business value.

Nonprofit

Organizations

Many small businesses rely on managed services to keep their information and valuable client data safe. Without a dedicated IT staff, it can be easy for small business owners to get lost in the minutiae of daily security operations like patch management and updating security solutions. Worse yet, they become complacent and don’t stay current to threat intelligence. Instead of instigating panic-inducing awareness training and always-outdated security protocols, find a partner you can trust. With a security partner like Standley Systems, you can keep your data safe and focus on doing the jobs that keep your business running. 

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