Also referred as Colo, Co-Location is a large Data Center facility that rents out rack spaces to clients for their servers or equipment. This service is very beneficial for business that do not have the space or resources needed to maintain their operations but want the full benefits.
What is Co-Location?
The term Co-Location refers the way IT equipment and resources are located or installed. The term references the fact that servers and other equipment from many different companies are ‘co-located’ in one data center. Usually organizations own their networking hardware and these are housed and maintained by Data Center staff.
Benefits of having a Co-Location Service:
Better Connectivity
Improved Network Security
Redundant Power Supply
Room for Growth
Cloud Migration
Bursting Capability
Reliability
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Every IT team is different but all are formed with the same common principles. Here are four types of IT Teams:
1. Project Teams:
These are teams that will implement systems, help solve specific problems or make changes in one specific project until completion. Once the project has ended they will transition to a new project.
2. Process Teams:
Also known as IT Business Support Teams, they are a team of analysts, project managers and data experts that have permanent tasks with owning, managing and improving the IT Systems of a business.
3. Operations Team:
Also known as IT Service Management, their main objective is to maintain the IT Ecosystem up and running at all times. They focus on technology infrastructure, monitoring and ensuring that the services and systems are performing normally to support the business operation
4. Support Teams:
These team is a combination of the operations and project teams. They will ensure that the business is performing correctly while completing many projects each day.
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The impact of past events have businesses recognizing the importance of having remote access to their phone systems. The 3CX Communication System is a PBX System that provides a variety of services with one single app. This system can help you build a more efficient way of directing calls within the organization, understanding how they’re being handled by the team and where improvements should be made. The features of having this next generation office phone systems with us are:
• Remote Work
This provides ways for employees to work remotely with efficiency and not loose customers or sales.
• Call Center
With the system you can have advanced features like call monitoring, call recordings and call queues.
• Call Back
This feature provides the option to the user for a call back without losing their turn, boosting your Organization with a cost-effective solution when compared to other companies.
• Reporting
The insights you need to keep track, analyze and understand customer behaviors while providing information for employee evaluation.
• Local Support
Located in Puerto Rico, we have the tech knowledge to provide support to our clients.
• Latest Technology
We are constant updating and maintaining the system with the latest technology to prevent flaws or issues.
We are the only ones in the Caribbean and LATAM that have reached the highest 3CX Titanium Partner distinction for four years in a row!
Connect with your customers and prevent sale loss with the 3CX Communication System!
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Hackers, hackers everywhere and their different hats.
From work, gaming, socializing, cars and everything in between, our World consists of being connected to the internet at all times. With a Digital Era that keeps improving everyday and the accessibility to information at our finger tips, is our information really safe?
Hackers, with their unique characteristics and methods, will appear from the depths of the World Wide Web and try to knock on our Data Door. They are constantly trying to perfect their hacking techniques while we are adapting and improving our Cybersecurity measures. Each hacker has its own motives, skills and plans to attack on individuals and businesses and they are usually classified as wearing different colored hats.
• Black Hat
The type you hear about in the news.
These cybercriminals are known for tirelessly trying to steal sensitive data to make a profit out of it. They are experts using devious cyberattacks such as ransomwear, spywear and other methods to get their hands on the information. They also use blackmail to threaten the release of these documents. These are the number ones at any business risk list.
• White Hat
The opposite to the black hat hacker.
The White Hatters have the same skills that the Black Hatters but with different intentions. Their main goal is to help the government, businesses and individuals to prevent cyberattacks by searching and spotting security flaws while adding effective protectionsolutions.
• Red Hat
The Robbin Hoods of hacking.
Like the White Hat Hackers, the Red Hats will work to put a stop to the Black Hat Hackers by using their own Black Hat arsenal and turning it back against them. The Red Hat Hackers are not hired by businesses for government to do this type of work. They also will bring back what was stolen and will help those in need.
• Grey Hat
Just for the joy of it.
With the knowledge of the Black Hat and White Hat Hackers, the Grey Hat Hackers will work themselves in any network they find gaps in. They are not interested in stealing information nor helping fight against the Black Hat Hacker, it’s mostly the excitement and challenge of breaking into private networks, finding security flaws and simply having fun.
• Blue Hat
If it exists, they’ll change it for their benefit.
There are two characteristics for the Blue Hat Hackers: 1. They will modify existing malware and viruses they find online to cover their specific hacking needs; 2. Businesses will provide the Blue Hat Hackers access to make tests to the systems or software before they go live.
• Green Hat
Hackers in training.
The ones in training! This type of Hacker are the ones that are constantly learning and practicing to advance with their coding, scripting and hacking knowledge. Mostly hanging out asking questions in forums and following the steps of higher experienced hackers to learn from.
• Script Kiddie
Flooding till it collapses.
This isn’t a color nor a hat but the Script Kiddie Hacker can cause damage or loose customers to any business. They will download malware, learn how to use it and attack by making a DoS (Denial of Service) or DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) to a website. What they do is create fake traffic to the IP address and flooding it until it collapses.
• Gamer Hacker
Tricked you in plain sight.
These are known for using the latest video game trends to manipulate other gamers into providing sensitive information that’s attached to their accounts and make profit with this Data.
Keep your devices, data, privacy and identity safe!
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Having a strong password is important for every individual, organization and company. This protects your data, personal and sensitive information and devices from unauthorized access, hackers or breaches. How can you prevent this from happening? Here are four tips on how to keep your business secure:
1. Incorporate numbers, symbols, and uppercase and lowercase letters
When creating a strong password you should consider having a mix of numbers, symbols and uppercase and lower case letters with a minimum of 8 characters. This will increase the complexity of the password to prevent hacker breaches..
2. Make sure your password is at least eight characters in length
As we mentioned before, a minimum of 8 characters is required for a strong password. Hackers use different methods to gain access to accounts and devices. The longer and more complex the password increases difficulty and prevents cyberterrorists from accessing these accounts.
3. Use two-factor authentication (2FA)
Two- factor Authentication is a security measure that requires the user to provide more information than a password alone. This provides the user with a Personal Identification Number (PIN) number that will be added to the account that it’s trying to be accessed at that time.
4. Use a password manager
Forgetting a password is tough! The Password Manager is encrypted digital vault that stores secure password login information you use to access apps and accounts on your mobile device, websites and other services.
5. Frequently change your password
The longer the same password is used and in different accounts the higher the risk of getting hacked. It is highly recommended to change the passwords regularly without recycling old passwords.
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