network security

As you consider all the ways to secure your company network, you don't want to take any shortcuts. It's essential to invest in IT solutions that take a proactive approach to data security, to use anti-virus software (and keep it updated!), and ensure employees are trained on how to spot a threat and make safe practices a habit.

In addition to these steps, you'll also want to make sure that ALL devices on your network are protected which includes your printer.

Printers are key player in network security, but the impact of the device often is overlooked. Don't leave holes in your security strategy!

Read on to learn more about how to protect your business from the threats you didn't consider.

How Printer Security Helps You

Remember that if your printer has access to the internet, it is just as vulnerable as any other office device.

Your IT team is critical to your business, but sometimes it's important to reevaluate exactly how they do things and look at other options.

That's where managed IT comes in. If you're focusing on improving network security and your IT team is constantly responding to help desk calls, you'll never achieve the security goals you need to address.

Bring the Focus Back to Business

Managed IT is a service offered by Classic Business Products that provides a team of specialists, network and security experts, and oversight for proactive IT solutions.

If you think downtime is an essential part of every technology-heavy business, you’re not thinking like today’s businesses.

Many owners still think downtime is necessary for updates and improving systems, but the reality is that there are better options for your network security.

Invest in network security, without losing sight of your business goals. Downtime can be expensive, intrusive, and frustrating.

Downtime Means Less Business

You know this - every time your business goes into downtime, it means no transactions.

This can seem alright, if it’s at night, but not when you’re a growing company. You may have to make a correction, or adapt a product, and you need constant availability.