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“All good things must come to an end.” These words are especially true in the world of computers and IT, wherever-changing technology means that software and hardware eventually become obsolete and must be replaced.

Almost everything you need when it comes to your business can be found in the data that you have created since the beginning. This Asset is the Life Blood of Your Company. That said, if a business was to lose all that data whether it’s from a natural disaster, hackers, or some type of ransomware, this can decimate a business.

You may think your data is locked away in a vault that can’t be opened but hackers today may have other ideas. In today’s world, no matter how good you believe your password is, it always helps to have extra security.

What is a Section 179? It’s a tool from the IRS that allows businesses to accelerate deductions of the full cost of software or equipment that was purchased during that tax year.

When it comes to IT services and managed care, your company is as unique as a fingerprint. Helping Hand’s Complete Care program is the right fit for your business.

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These are serious times we are living in today.  The war in Ukraine and subsequent sanctions on Russia have created great financial strains.  In their quest to fund their agenda, Russian hackers have increased their efforts to drain your bank accounts through an onslaught of cyber-attacks.

It only takes one employee to open a malicious email or click on a bad link in a social media post to threaten the security of your network.  Once a malicious actor has entered your network, the damage can be done in an instant.

As your business grows, your network applications become more complex.  The opportunity for gaps in security, weak passwords, and team sharing can create vulnerabilities that put your company data and security at risk. 

Your data is only as safe as the access passwords you and your employees choose.  In today’s world, no matter how safe your passwords seem, there is no substitute for two-factor authentication to prevent outside actors from breaching your defenses.