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Technology companies come and go, but Bit by Bit backs its service with 30 years
of experience helping businesses achieve their goals with reliable IT solutions
and support. We were established in 1987 as a database application development
and networking company, and since then we’ve evolved into a full-service IT firm
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MONDAY, JULY 11, 2022


4 REASONS MANAGED IT SERVICES BENEFITS HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS



4 Reasons Managed IT Services Benefits Healthcare Providers




Technology continues to play a vital role in the healthcare field, whether it's
new medical devices or software that makes it easier for nurses to meet the
different needs of each patient. Understanding how to take advantage of the
latest tech without sacrificing data security is essential for healthcare
organizations. Working with an IT service provider is a great investment for
many facilities, as these IT professionals are always available to offer
assistance to ensure everything is working at an optimal level.

 

Here are more reasons why healthcare organizations need to consider using
managed IT services.

 

1) Enhance Data Accessibility

One of the advantages of partnering with managed IT services is that it allows
healthcare facilities to access patient data from any device. Doctors and nurses
can quickly access this information on the cloud while also making updates in
real-time. Using the cloud makes it easy to find the information you need
without spending hours trying to search through piles of paperwork. All of this
data is also well-protected in the cloud due to encryption.

 

2) Meet Compliance Standards

Another reason to consider partnering with managed IT support is that it helps
your medical facility stay in compliance with HIPAA and other laws. Meeting
these detailed guidelines is essential to protecting patient data while also
helping you to avoid expensive fines. An IT service provider will perform
numerous actions to improve data security, whether it's risk assessments, patch
management, employee training, disaster recovery planning, and much more.

 

3) Improve Efficiency

Constantly dealing with technical issues is frustrating, and it wastes a lot of
time. These tech problems can even lead to deadly consequences at a medical
facility. Using an IT service provider is important in keeping downtime to a
minimum, and they are always available if you need any tech support. An IT
service provider will also take a proactive approach to managing technology to
ensure your team can work efficiently without any problems.

 

4) Easily Scale Up or Down

Healthcare organizations are ever-changing, whether it's adding new patients or
investing in additional hardware. A managed service provider will always make
sure your facility has plenty of IT resources to ensure everything continues to
work at an optimal level. For example, these IT professionals can easily give
you more storage space on the cloud or scale back your services during less busy
times to save you money. An IT service provider gives you the flexibility to
best meet the needs of your patients and workers.

 

Final Thoughts

A partnership with an IT provider is an excellent investment for many healthcare
facilities. Working with managed IT services makes it easier to access data,
improves cybersecurity, and it offers more scalability options. Healthcare
professionals will also be able to work more efficiently with the help of IT
services. Ultimately, technology will continue to evolve in the healthcare
industry, as a managed service provider will work with your facility to help you
fully reach your potential.




Robert Blake



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MONDAY, JUNE 13, 2022


WHAT IS SOC-AS-A-SERVICE?



What is SOC-as-a-Service?

By Robert Blake

 

Having a Security Operations Center (SOC) in-house is expensive for the average
business. Large organizations have a SOC in-house to watch user activity and
application uptime 24/7/365. In a SOC, analysts sit in a room and monitor all
network traffic to determine if any resources are under attack from either
external or internal threats. Considering that real estate, infrastructure, and
full-time staff add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars for large
organizations, it's out of reach for many small or medium-sized businesses.

 

To overcome the expenses, businesses have the option of leasing or outsourcing
their SOC requirements to a Managed Service Provider (MSP). The MSP will then
host SOC-as-a-Service for the organization. The SOC-as-a-Service is a
cloud-based system that monitors all organization network traffic without the
huge added expense of hosting it on-premises.

 

How is a SOC Different from SOC-as-a-Service?

 

In a large organization, administrators might support thousands of servers in
the cloud and on-premises. Along with these servers, administrators also support
thousands of users, network infrastructure, various cloud services, and mobile
devices. It's impossible to manually monitor all these network resources, so a
SOC is a centralized department that monitors every resource using cybersecurity
analytic applications and log aggregation.

 

Every network resource collects logs and aggregates them to one location.
Cybersecurity applications such as a Security Information and Event Management
(SIEM) import logs and provide analysts in the SOC with visualized graphs,
charts, and alerts. Security analysts located in the SOC get real-time
information about the network environment so they can make trained and educated
decisions. Some SIEM applications use artificial intelligence to make automated
decisions in intrusion detection and prevention.

 

Because of the information provided in a SOC, it's a highly secure room within
the organization where only authorized security analysts can enter. It contains
advanced technology to run an effective SOC, so it's also expensive to build out
a SOC. The security analysts must be paid a salary, and they generally demand
higher salaries than standard administration. All these factors make a SOC too
expensive for the average-sized organization.

 

SOC-as-a-Service has the same features and functions the same way as a standard
SOC, but it runs in the cloud and can be managed by an MSP or other outsourced
individuals. Usually, a SOC-as-a-Service is a feature offered by MSPs that will
be installed as a cloud-based function with the rest of the MSP's infrastructure
installed within the organization.

 

Benefits of SOC-as-a-Service for the Enterprise

 

Handing off an on-premises SOC to a cloud-based service has several advantages
for large and small enterprises. For large enterprise organizations, it
eliminates much of the huge cost associated with staff, real estate, and
physical equipment. For smaller organizations, a fully staffed SOC is out of
reach due to budget constraints, so a cloud-based SOC provides small businesses
with advanced cybersecurity monitoring and analysis.

 

A few other benefits include:

•   Standardized protocols and infrastructure: This benefit is especially great
for MSPs responsible for handling numerous organizations and their
cybersecurity. By standardizing protocols, the MSP can better deploy
infrastructure and keep it consistent across all environments, making
cybersecurity easier to manage and respond to threats. Organizations also
benefit by getting more efficient infrastructure and cybersecurity support.

•   Enterprise monitoring at a fraction of the enterprise cost: An on-premises
SOC can cost millions in infrastructure and staffing, but using SOC-as-a-Service
lowers the cost. Organizations pay only for resources used during service, so
it's a more affordable way to deploy infrastructure and monitor data for common
threats.

•   Logging for all network resources: Organizations struggle to find resources
and storage for logging across all their infrastructure, but cloud-based
environments have virtually unlimited storage. An MSP or local administrators
can build more efficient and verbose logging solutions across the entire
enterprise environment without worrying about limitations in storage resources.

•   Better compliance: Staying compliant is always a concern for organizations
that must follow regulatory standards, but cloud-based logging and monitoring
offered in SOC-as-a-Service solutions eliminates much of the overhead associated
with compliant solutions.

•   Advanced cybersecurity technology: Advanced cybersecurity infrastructure is
expensive, but cloud-based solutions are much cheaper than building
infrastructure in-house. 

 

 

Challenges of SOC-as-a-Service




As with anything in technology, the benefits of SOC-as-a-Service also have some
challenges to overcome. Most of these challenges are minor compared to the
benefits that an organization gets, but you will face several issues that you
should be aware of.

 

A few challenges include:

•   Converting to the new environment: Organizations will find that there is
initial overhead that might take several months to smoothly transition from an
on-premises environment to a cloud-based one. Although the initial overhead
might be frustrating and costly, it's worth the investment for the long-term
benefits.

•   A change in onboarding: A SOC-as-a-Service affects mainly system
administrators and analysts, but it can also affect other new employees. By
adding layers of security to your cloud and on-premises environment, users and
other staff members might have to change the way they access data. Users
experiencing new changes must be trained to use new security tools.

•   Increase in log storage: Any SOC service needs logs to analyze traffic and
detect potential threats. If you don't have a SOC now, you will need to expand
storage reservoirs for log aggregation. SOC tools ingest log data and use it to
provide analysts with actionable insights and suggestions to people reviewing
network information.

 

 

Conclusion




As malware and other security threats evolve, corporations need better ways to
detect and defend against them. An on-premises SOC is expensive, but MSPs and
corporations can work with a SOC-as-a-Service option to host SOC in the cloud
without the large costs associated with building one. Services are more easily
accessible, and administrators can quickly deploy SOC services without
installing any equipment.

 

A SOC-as-a-Service is also a favorite for MSPs. They can use the cloud-based SOC
to offer effective cybersecurity solutions for all MSP customers. Because a SOC
uses more advanced cybersecurity controls, all customers who work with
SOC-as-a-Service can detect and stop even the most sophisticated threat.

 

If you have more question, please contact us at 877.860.5831 or visit our
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 2022


HOW CYBERCRIMINALS USE MANIPULATION



How Cybercriminals Use Manipulation

By Robert Blake

 

Cybercrime occurs when computers are used to gain unauthorized access.
Typically, it's done for financial gain although motives vary. Cybercriminals
use their technical skills but also employ manipulation techniques to make the
job easier.

 

Information needed in cybercrime can be obtained by walking into a business,
glancing around, and speaking to employees via casual conversation --
effectively, the perpetrator hides in plain sight. This is a type
of infiltration. Names, job titles, phone numbers, and anything else that can be
used to imitate an employee are used as the next step in a cyberattack.

 

Information can be gathered in other ways, however. Phishing is a technique used
for gathering private information and occurs when an attacker pretends to be a
legitimate entity. Tricked into believing the attacker is trustworthy, people
are coerced into disclosing private information. Phishing can be initiated via
emails, telephone calls, private messages, or text messages.

 

End Results

 

The following are examples of attacks after sufficient, private information is
obtained -- demonstrating further the depth of manipulation used. Infiltration
could be enough to obtain illegal access without phishing, and vice versa. Other
times, combos are used. They are not cut and dried, although they can be
executed as such.

 

Method 1

Armed with various information, a cybercriminal calls into a business, imitates
an employee, and asks the help-desk clerk to change a login password. The
criminal obtains the password and gains access to the desired system.

 

The help-desk clerk might even get tricked into changing and giving away an
administrator password while the perpetrator imitates an administrator. With
administrative access, privilege escalation on a number of user accounts can be
attained. Why get access to a single computer when an opportunity exists to
change access controls across the board -- obtaining access to all users' data?

 

Method 2

It could also go the other way -- a perpetrator could call in imitating
help-desk support. An employee can be tricked into downloading and installing a
malicious software program, for example. After persuading the employee to
install it  --  creating the illusion of a fixed problem -- unauthorized access
is obtained.

 

It's worth noting that malicious software doesn't have to be designed by the
attacker using it. Computer programmers design malicious software and sell it
via the black market. It could be designed to exploit a known vulnerability or
be customized to a buyer's needs. The bar for carrying out cybercrime has been
lowered.




Method 3

Sometimes phishing attacks are aimed at specific people. A spear-phishing attack
is exactly that and can be done using information obtained via infiltration or
prior info-gathering campaigns. Depending on the goal of the cybercriminal,
targeting specific people can be advantageous.

 

As an example, obtaining login credentials for an employee higher up the chain
could yield a broader database for gleaning. With access to such data, a
cybercriminal might have reached their goal or could use it to proceed
with lateral movement -- accessing other resources on the network. 

 

Tips for Moving Forward

 

Education is most helpful for reducing the risk of phishing attacks -- and
should not limited to the tips listed below. The best antivirus software or
password policies are not going to protect a company from employees being
tricked into giving away sensitive information.

 

The following are common routines for reducing phishing attack risk: 

 

1) Use care when handling the contents of an email spam directory. Email
providers always include a spaminbox for detected phishing attempts. 

2) Don't use links in unexpected emails for resetting passwords or verifying
private information.

3) Don't open attachments in unexpected e-mails. 

4) Don't click links received in unexpected texts or private messages

5) Don't give away private information when receiving unexpected phone calls.



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MONDAY, MAY 2, 2022


5 BENEFITS OF USING IT LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT SERVICES



5 Benefits of Using IT Lifecycle Management Services

by Robert Blake

 

Technology plays a key role in any workplace, but it can eventually get outdated
and work less efficiently. Investing in new tech for your business is a wise
choice that offers a wide range of benefits. However, finding the best equipment
for your business is often a time-consuming and difficult task. Using IT
lifecycle management from a managed service provider is a great way to remain
proactive while helping you avoid many long-term issues.

 

Here are a few of the benefits of using IT asset lifecycle management for your
organization.

 

1) Enhance IT Security

 

Cyber threats are a major issue facing all types of businesses. Older hardware
and software are highly vulnerable to these threats, especially if they are no
longer receiving updates from their manufacturer. Upgrading your IT
infrastructure at least every three to five years is recommended to limit the
chance of your company becoming the next victim of these cyber attacks.

 

2) Boost Employee Productivity

 

Another reason to consider IT asset lifecycle management is that it helps to
improve productivity for your employees. Older computers run less efficiently,
and they are more prone to crashes. Constantly waiting on a computer to load an
application is always frustrating, and it limits the productivity of your
employees. Staying proactive by investing in new hardware every few years is a
great way to avoid this problem.

 

3) Minimize Downtime

 

Unexpected downtime can derail any project and lead to substantial costs.
Constantly reaching out to tech support takes up a lot of time while making it
challenging for your team to meet deadlines. On the other hand, IT lifecycle
management allows your business to use much newer equipment to decrease your
chance of experiencing any significant periods of downtime.

 

4) Meet Compliance Requirements

 

Many industries must meet strict guidelines involving data security to avoid
compliance violations. These fines can be very expensive while also hurting your
reputation with customers. Using outdated technology increases the risk of a
data breach due to the lesser amount of security. Following an IT lifecycle
management plan is key to staying in compliance while maximizing data security
with modern technology.

 

5) Access to Latest Tech

 

An additional benefit of IT lifecycle management is that it gives your business
access to the latest tech. New computers and devices will operate more quickly
while making the jobs of your employees much easier. You can often gain a big
edge over your competitors by keeping your technology up to date. A managed
service provider will discuss which upgrades make the most sense for your
business.

 

Closing Thoughts

 

The role of technology will continue to increase in the workplace. Keeping your
equipment up to date is key to staying proactive. However, many businesses don't
have the time to find and purchase new equipment by themselves, as a managed IT
service provider can handle these duties. These IT professionals will create an
inventory list while developing a detailed plan on the best time to make
upgrades to ensure your business operates as efficiently as possible.



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MONDAY, APRIL 4, 2022


HOW MANAGED IT SERVICES CAN BENEFIT ACCOUNTING FIRMS



How Managed IT Services Can Benefit Accounting Firms

by Robert Blake

 

Keeping data safe and confidential isn't always easy for accounting firms. One
way to overcome this common challenge is to partner with managed IT services.
These IT professionals will monitor your network around the clock, and they are
always available if you need any assistance. Outsourcing your technical needs
with an IT service provider is also a much more cost-effective investment than
hiring and training in-house tech employees for your business.

 

Here are a few additional reasons why managed IT services are a great option for
accounting firms.

 

Access to the Best Tech

Trying to keep up with the latest tech in the accounting industry is often
difficult. Constantly purchasing and trying to learn new software is expensive,
and it often results in a major learning curve. An IT service provider can play
a critical role in finding the right technology to best meet the needs of your
accounting firm. A managed service provider can also train your employees on how
to best use these applications, which significantly reduces the learning
process.

 

Professional Expertise

Tech issues can arise at the most inopportune times. Trying to resolve these
issues on your own can often be stressful, and it can lead to hours of downtime.
Working with an IT service provider is an excellent way to gain access to
professional IT technicians that can quickly resolve any issues. You can also
reach out to these IT experts at any time, whether it's late in the evening or
it's during the middle of the day.

 

Improve IT Security

Cyber threats are always evolving, as staying a step ahead of these attacks
isn't easy. A managed IT service provider can train each one of your employees
on how to avoid making mistakes that can lead to a cybersecurity incident.
Keeping your software up to date with the latest patches, creating data backups,
and network monitoring services are also just a few of the many ways an IT
service provider can improve cybersecurity for your accounting firm.

 

Predictable Costs

Another reason to consider working with a managed service provider is that you
don't have to worry about any unpredictable costs. Instead, you will usually pay
a flat fee each month. On the other hand, the costs of an in-house IT team can
often be unpredictable, whether it's the cost of training new employees or
paying hours of overtime. The predictable costs of an IT service provider make
it easier for accounting firms to plan their budget for the entire year without
any unpleasant surprises.

 

Final Thoughts

Technology will continue to play a big role for accounting firms. Partnering
with managed IT services helps your company fully take advantage of the latest
tech while also giving you access to professional experts if you ever have any
questions or need help. The fixed costs of a managed IT service provider also
make it much easier to plan your budget. Ultimately, an IT service provider can
play an active role in helping your accounting firm reach its full potential in
today's digital work environment.



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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 2022


DO YOU FAX ON PREMISE OR IN THE CLOUD?



 

Do You Fax On Premise or in the Cloud?

Alternative Next Gen Cloud Platforms Take Flight

 

Wednesday, April 6, 2022

1:00 – 1:15 p.m. EST

 

After years of managing their own servers, clients are now embracing cloud
options for faxing. Whether part of their overall technology strategy or for
cost and productivity gains, they are moving their RightFax infrastructure to
public and private clouds in record numbers.

 

Are you ready to make the move?

 

Please join us for an informative mini-webinar where we take you through fax
deployment options. We’ll cover conventional on premise fax
infrastructure andcloud solutions while explaining the exodus away from
traditional fax platforms and help you figure out if the move is best for your
business.

 

Whether you are looking to make a move in 2022 or want to learn a little more
about your options, we think you will find this time well-spent.

 

You will learn:

 * How to determine which option is best for you
 * How to maximize whichever option you choose
 * Primary differences between various fax platforms
 * Cost benefits of on premise alternatives
 * Hidden cost of aging fax servers
 * The various options for enterprise faxing

We hope you can join us!

 

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FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 2022


WHY FINANCIAL FIRMS NEED TO PARTNER WITH MANAGED IT SERVICES






By Robert Blake

 

Financial firms work with a diverse range of clients to help plan for
retirement, manage wealth, and create long-term strategies. Unfortunately, all
of this financial data is extremely valuable for cybercriminals. Taking
additional steps to keep this information secure is critical to protecting your
clients’ assets. However, most financial firms don't have the in-house
capabilities to provide adequate data security, so using a managed IT service
provider is a wise choice that offers many benefits.

 

Here are a few of the key reasons a managed IT service provider is a valuable
partner for financial firms.

 

Access to Document Management Software

 

Keeping track of all the different financial documents for each client is
necessary for financial advisors. One misplaced document can lead to many wasted
hours and severely impact productivity. One way to avoid this problem is to use
document management software. This information is available in one place and can
be accessed from any device. An IT service provider can train your team on how
to fully use this software, which will make the job of each financial advisor
that much easier.

 

Improve Data Protection

 

Data security is a top priority in the financial industry. One data breach
doesn't only damage the reputation of your firm but can also lead to significant
fines due to a lack of compliance. A managed service provider will use various
methods to boost data security, whether it's patch management, IT security
training for employees, network monitoring, or creating a strong password
policy. Of course, cyber threats are constantly changing, so the primary role of
an IT service provider is to stay a step ahead of these criminals.

 

Around the Clock Tech Support

 

One problem with a computer or software program can make it impossible for a
financial advisor to perform even the simplest tasks. Trying to figure out these
issues often requires time and technical expertise. Reaching out to IT support
is a great way to receive immediate help from trained technicians who can
quickly figure out any technical problems. Using tech support is a great way to
avoid downtime, and it will also give financial advisors peace of mind knowing
they can reach out for assistance at any time.

 

Use of Automation Services

 

Automation can help streamline a wide range of tasks while allowing your
employees to focus on other jobs. A managed service provider allows your firm to
take advantage of automation in numerous ways, whether through network
monitoring, data backups, account management, or security upgrades. These
different services are designed to allow your financial firm to operate as
efficiently as possible with the help of the latest technology.

 

Closing Thoughts

 

Technology plays a crucial role in allowing financial firms to serve their
clients better. While technology offers immense benefits, it also creates
numerous risks because cybercriminals find new ways to steal confidential data.
Partnering with an IT service provider will give your financial firm much-needed
IT security while also helping your company take advantage of the newest
software programs in the industry. Tech support is also available at any time,
which reduces downtime and helps to keep stress to a minimum. Ultimately, a
managed IT support company partnership is an excellent option for financial
firms.



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