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SecureIT Network Security Provides Immediate Protection for Your Computer Network, Employee Internet Access and Email Traffic

If your network security, file and data safety, and employee productivity are important to you, it's about time you got serious about protecting them. Our SecureIT Network Security is designed to take the guesswork out of securing your entire company's network from data loss, viruses, spyware, downtime, expensive computer repairs, and employee mischief so you never have to worry that you are not protected.

SecureIT Integrates:

• Network Security – SecureIT defends your network against a wide variety of web threats, including denial of service attacks, port scans, worms, trojans, botnets and application exploits. SecureIT also provides a secure remote access connection for mobile or remote workers via IPsec or VPN clients.
• Internet Security – Controls employee web access and use of Instant Messaging (IM) and Peer-to-Pear (P2P) applications for maximum productivity and minimal legal risks. SecureIT filters all web and FTP traffic in order to keep viruses, spyware and active content from entering your network.
• Mail Security Filters all your email traffic (incoming and outgoing) in order to keep spam, viruses, phishing and other malicious mails out of your network.

Four Most Common and Dangerous Threats You Must Be Aware Of

Recent outbreaks of viruses such as the Blaster worm and Sobig virus caused several school districts and big businesses to close for DAYS while they tried to get back online and recover their data. These malicious programs can be downloaded and on your network long before you are aware of it. Below are the four most common threats, that at a bare minimum, you’ll need to guard against:

Spyware: Spyware is Internet jargon for hidden programs advertisers install on your PC without your permission to spy on you, gather information, and report this information about you and your online activities to some outside person.

Malware: Malware is short for malicious software and represents all programs, viruses, Trojans, and worms that have malicious intent to damage or disrupt a system. Malware is harder to remove and will fight back when you try to clean it from your system.

Hackers: Hackers are computer programmers turned evil. They are the people who design the spyware and malware programs that attack your computer. Some of them have criminal intent and use these programs to steal money from individuals and companies.

Spam: Spam e-mails are becoming more dangerous to your personal privacy and the security of your computer. Millions of computer users are getting infected, spoofed, and tricked by spam e-mails every year, forcing the user to pay hefty fees to clean and restore their PCs back to working order. There are 3 NEW dangers that all computer users must be aware of:

1. An increase in hijacked and spoofed e-mail addresses. Spammers have discovered new ways to make it appear as though their spam e-mail is coming from YOUR computer.
2. An increase in viruses-carrying spam. Accidentally open a spam e-mail carrying a nasty virus and you can end up with big problems ranging from the slowing of your system to more serious threats such as system crashes, data loss, identity theft, redirecting your web browser to porn sites, and more.
3. Phishing spam. A phishing e-mail appears to be a legitimate e-mail from a bank, vendor, friend, or other trusted source. The purpose is to trick you into giving confidential information such as bank accounts, social security numbers, passwords, and credit card information. In reality, this is a malicious third party that is going to use your information to steal money, and cause you major identity and financial problems.

Don't Be A Victim!

Recently, we have seen a disturbing rise in the number of businesses suffering significant financial and productivity losses due to employees inappropriately using the Internet and e-mail during work hours. What makes this situation so dangerous is that the majority of business owners don’t even realize that it’s going on until it’s too late. Just Take A Look At These Alarming Statistics:

1. 73% of employees who use the Internet are fully aware that they are consuming valuable bandwidth and hampering critical business activities with inappropriate Internet usage – but do it anyway.
2. 87% of all viruses enter a company network via e-mail.
3. 70% of all Internet porn traffic occurs during the 9-to-5 workday (SexTracker) and 27% of Fortune 500 companies have been accused of sexual harassment stemming from inappropriate e-mail and/or Internet usage.
4. Secret monitoring by the U.S. Treasury Department of Internet use among Internal Revenue Service employees found that activities such as personal e-mail, online chats, shopping and checking personal finances and stocks accounted for 51% of employees' time spent online.
5. 31% of employees accidentally or intentionally send confidential information and trade secrets outside of their organization.
   

If you are a small or mid-sized business with employees that have unmonitored access to e-mail or the Internet, you could be at great risk for a number of expensive, embarrassing, productivity-killing problems surrounding inappropriate use of these resources by your staff.

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Our 100% "You Can't Lose" Guarantee

We are so confident in our SecureIT Network Securtiy that we are willing to back it up with a powerful guarantee that no other IT firm or consultant would dare to make: We guarantee your network will be safe from ALL harm. If for some reason it is not, we will do all of the work necessary to restore your network back to full speed with no additional service fees to you.

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