https://www.midvalleyit.com/_v3/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Confidence-Vid-1.mp4 Mid Valley IT is on a Mission to EDUCATE our business community about the risks of a cyber attack and how to protect yourself and your organization or business. We will share with you the...
As an MSP, we strive to strengthen our clients security by offering 2FA options. Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is a fast and simple way to secure a user’s access to their account. 2FA may be accomplished by entering a one-time password (OTP) that is sent to or...
In the first six months of 2021, Social Media Phishing attacks against businesses rose 47%. Social media platforms will be an ever more tantalizing target for phishing attacks and other scams. To counteract the growing threat of Social Media Phishing attacks we need...
Scammers are constantly keeping score, and analyzing your stats. Now it’s your turn to get in the game and beat the odds. When considering the validity of an email, don’t forget to use…. The SLAM Method! Sender: Analyze the Sender’s email...
The increasingly complex blend of on premise and cloud based computer systems used by modern organizations, myriad legal requirements, and the challenges of production and storage of massive amounts of electronically stored information (ESI) have made incident response and legal preservation and production more daunting and expensive than ever before.
We understand that. It’s our job to.
All you have to understand is that whether you have had a network security breach, are being sued, have received a preservation letter, or need to preserve information on a computer or cell phone because one of your employees has been sending harassing messages or pictures of their naughty places to others on company time, we are going to spend the time to go through with you step by step your responsibilities, legal requirements and options for dealing with the situation.
Did you know that California law requires a business or state agency to notify any California resident whose unencrypted personal information, as defined, was acquired, or reasonably believed to have been acquired, by an unauthorized person. (California Civil Code s. 1798.29(a) and California Civ. Code s. 1798.82(a))
If you have a computer stolen, a network intrusion or your system has been compromised in any way it is the law in the State of California that you do your due diligence to determine if your customers or employees information has been acquired by an unauthorized person.
We can help!
Our philosophy is different than other firms. We know that network intrusions, legal matters and employee issues are some of the most sensitive and stressful issues a company can deal with. We take a calm, logical and patient approach to these issues. We provide you with the information and resources necessary to help minimize the damage and drama while controlling cost and allowing you to move forward in your operations. When you have an issue we should be the first people you call, because if working together we handle these issues right, we can also be the last.
