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This Halloween… Who’s Keeping An Eye On Your Computer Network?

Posted on October 27, 2014 by Ben Stevens Posted in Guest Posts, Security
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halloweenThe following Guest Post is from my friend (and Legal IT Guru), Tom Lambotte of GlobalMac IT. His company provides complete end-to-end IT services to Mac-based law firms nationwide with 5 to 50 users: 

Many attorneys, paralegals and office managers we have come into contact with over the years wait FAR too long to have a checkup and update to their computer network’s health and security. Unless someone is actively performing regular daily/weekly/monthly maintenance, a nasty virus, malicious hacker, unexpected software corruption, hardware failure or dozens of other problems could catch you off guard and result in extensive downtime, data loss and expensive data recovery efforts.

That’s because many law firms do not perform regular maintenance on their network or do not have the time and therefore are overlooking many serious threats that are increasing exponentially over time. At some point, disaster strikes and they find themselves in a real mess, with a network down and employees sitting idle, waiting to get back to work.

By then the damage is done, and it can cost thousands of dollars to get the network back to normal, if that’s even possible. What saddens me even more is the fact that almost every one of these costly disasters could have easily been prevented if someone had checked their network’s security and health to remove these threats on a regular basis.

From now until Halloween (October 31st), GlobalMac IT offering our readers with 5 or more Macs a FREE Network Checkup ($497 value) so that you have no excuse for not making sure your computer network is safe and sound.

No More Excuses! This Free Network Checkup Will “Exorcise” The Demons Hiding In Your Computer Network. Schedule your FREE Network Checkup to “see” if you are truly safe from spyware, viruses, hackers and other SPOOKY disasters by calling GlobalMac IT at 440-941-1622 or info@globalmacit.com. (Please note, this offer is only available to Mac-based law firms with 5+ Macs.)

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