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VIRUS  SPYWARE, ADWARE  & MALWARE REMOVAL

A Computer Virus spreads even more aggressively than its biological namesake.  Spyware, Adware, and viruses can slow your computer, erase your data, or even steal your identity.

Spyware. Although it sounds like a James Bond gadget, it’s actually a type of malware that infects your PC or mobile device and gathers information about you, including the sites you visit, the things you download, your usernames and passwords, payment information, and the emails you send and receive.

No big surprise—spyware is sneaky. It finds its way on to your computer without your knowledge or permission, attaching itself to your operating system. You might even inadvertently permit spyware to install itself when you agree to the terms and conditions of a seemingly legitimate program without reading the fine print.

Whatever way spyware manages to get on your PC, the method of operation is generally the same—it runs quietly in the background, maintaining a secret presence, collecting information or monitoring your activities in order to trigger malicious activities related to your computer and how you use it. And even if you discover its unwelcome presence on your system, Spyware does not come with an easy uninstall feature.

“Spyware runs quietly in the background, collecting information.”

How do I get spyware?

Spyware can infect your system in the same ways as any other form of malware. Here are a few of spyware’s main techniques to infect your PC or mobile device.

REMOTE MANAGEMENT & ADMINISTRATION

Remote Management is managing a computer or a network from a remote location. It involves installing software and managing all activities on the systems/network, workstations, servers or endpoints of a client, from a remote location.

It allows users to access the system they need when they can't be available physically for connecting. To put, users access the systems remotely through telecommunications or internet connection. Remote Access Services is effectively used by organizations for internally connecting networks and the system as well.    It’s a method to gain access to support without having technical personal onsite. 

SERVER BUILD & ADMINISTRATION FOR DOMAIN CREATION

 Server build allow custom specifications of hardware like memory, CPU, and Hard drive configurations to fit business functionality like high performance computing for graphic intense applications. Additional functionality for server builds can bring virtualization of servers for workload sharing and load balancing to improve performance for common office or workplace tasks.

Custom server builds can consist of building a home server, a personal server, or a business server all depending on hardware required base you performance and functionality, you'll likely begin the process by wondering roughly how much it costs to build a server. 

There's no hard and fast number but the need often will dictate the budget. The benefit of custom server build it can be suited to fit most budgets. Often when it comes to the cost of how to build a server, you have to determine your server needs, specifications, as well as your target budget before you get started. The server is often building as a first step to domain creation customizing the businesses presence and branding on the World Wide Web.

A domain name is an identification string that defines a realm of administrative autonomy for the business; it has authority or control within the Internet establishing the business web presence. The initial step in domain formation is domain name creation and formation. The chosen domain name are registered and formed by the rules and procedures of the Domain Name System (DNS). Any name registered in the DNS is a domain name.

MEMORY & HARD DRIVE UPGRADE

Random Access Memory (RAM) is a term used for memory modules installed in your computer.  To improve the performance of a computer, sometimes a RAM upgrade is recommended to improve the rate of graphics and video as it appears on the screen. Upgrade could mean adding memory modules along with the existing ones or replacing the old ones with a set of new modules which has higher capacity.

If you are in need of more hard disk space to allow faster data retrieval or allow additional programs to be installed on your PC, you can upgrade to a larger drive. It will not only increase space for storage, it will speed your computer up. External hard drives are also a good option for someone who wants to clear out pictures and document data and not change anything inside their device.

SURVEILLANCE & CYBER SECURITY

 Regardless of your specific application, a secure, compliant video surveillance infrastructure enables organizations to maintain strict levels of cyber and physical security to ensure brand protection and data security, protecting business, employees and assets along the way.

Cyber Security is an organization Information Technology number one concern as we have more applications that depend on the World Wide Web (www) and the security vulnerabilities that the www presents.

DATA BACKUP & CLOUD STORAGE SOLUTIONS

In information technology, a backup, or data backup is a copy of computer data taken and stored elsewhere so that it may be used to restore the original after a data loss event. Backups can be used to recover data after its loss from data deletion or corruption, or to recover data from an earlier time in the form of an incremental or differential backup. Backups provide a simple form of disaster recovery; however not all backup systems are able to reconstitute a computer system or other complex configuration such as a computer cluster, active directory server, or database server. There are also different ways these devices can be arranged to provide geographic dispersion, data security and portability to the backup process.

Cloud Storage Solutions offer users an alternate solution enabling an offsite copy of backup and business critical data using the internet to upload data to a secure server often hosted by a third parties server at a remote location. Data at remote locations can be retrieved in the event of disaster recovery in the event data is destroyed by a virus or seized in the event of ransomware.