MachineSpeak
is the solution for the 21 Century Corporate Information System,
or CIS*.
MachineSpeak
is our process of using a bottom-up approach to security,
manageability, and ease of use. Top down methods are hard
to manage, and ultimately contain weak-links and security
holes. We reduce this problem by building multiple levels
of security, disaster recovery, and manageability into each
machine, regardless of the operating system(s) in use.
We apply
our standards to every facet of your CIS.
Each
machine has its' own firewall, the most up-to-date software,
and known security holes closed. We can create redundant share
points on the network for your users to place critical data,
insuring that your corporate data will be safe in any situation.
Each machine is configured for remote administration, so that
we (or you) can centrally manage all of your machines from
one location, either inhouse or remotely. This combination
provides excellent uptime, data security, and quick turnaround
on support issues, offering scalability and maximum return
on your investment.
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At
the top of the CIS, we pour security into any cracks that remain,
performing regular audits, file integrity checks, virus cleaning,
and logfile monitoring to encompass your whole digital ecosystem
with the confidence you require to run an effective business.
No solution is 100% secure, but with our methods, you can eliminate
the vast majority of threats that affect most organizations.
Our monitoring methods are proactive, and give you the ability
to take immiediate action upon detection of suspicious activity.
We can
build you a CIS from scratch, or apply our methods to your
existing infrastructure. We offer a variety of packages and
services to fit your situation, from consulting to a complete,
subscription-based managed information system.
We are certain we can assist you in any endeavor, so please
contact us for a free consultation.
*CIS
- Corporate Information System. The collection of machines,
applications, and data that, over time, form the corporate
memory.
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