Microtime Computers Inc.

Microtime is Andover's premier managed IT service provider, dedicated to stopping cybersecurity threats so New England businesses can focus on their core missions.

Through our TechnologyComplete program, we offer personalized strategies ranging from cloud computing and vCIO solutions to comprehensive co-managed IT support.

Our team prioritizes integrity and compassion, ensuring that technology acts as a powerful enabler for growth rather than a source of frustration.

With over two decades of experience, Microtime remains a trusted partner for companies seeking world-class security and reliable technical expertise.

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Managed Service Provider | IT Services | IT Management | MA | NH Andover based managed service provider. Managed IT services New England businesses need. Local MSP & IT management. Call 781-777-7077.

While technology blocks many threats, the human factor is the top target for cybercriminals.

Social engineering uses psychological tactics, where attackers “hack” human behavior instead of systems.

For small businesses, a single mistaken click can cause substantial financial damage. Combining technical safeguards like MFA with regular team awareness training is the best way to protect your data and reputation.

Want to protect your team from digital deception? Contact us today.

Defending Against Phishing & Social Engineering | Microtime Phishing attacks are growing more sophisticated. Learn how to spot red flags and protect your business from social engineering scams.

The University of Phoenix recently confirmed a massive data breach affecting nearly 3.5 million people after hackers targeted its Oracle enterprise software.

This incident was part of a broader campaign by the Cl0p ransomware group, which exploited zero-day vulnerabilities to hit over 100 organizations. The investigation shows that sensitive data, including Social Security numbers and bank details, was stolen between August 13 and 22, 2025.

While other universities were also compromised, no data from this specific breach has been leaked online yet.

Read more:


https://www.securityweek.com/3-5-million-affected-by-university-of-phoenix-data-breach/