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Our own Aldan Berrie was recently featured on by Scythe discussing .

CISO Stressed Episode 9: Aldan Berrie, Founder/Director of Technology Solutions On this episode of CISO STRESSED, Liz Wharton SCYTHE Chief of Staff is joined by special guest Aldan Berrie. Berrie is the Founder and Director of Technology...

Superior Solutions would like to take a moment and give thanks to all our clients. We truly appreciate your business and look forward to serving you.

Summer is here! It's not too late to prepare for those pop-up storms that occur randomly at this time of the year, often resulting in everything from wind damage to lightning fires. During this time of year the threat of fire, flood, severe storms, water damage from office sprinklers and even theft is very real.

As a reminder to all our clients and friends, here are some simple things you should do to make sure your company is ready for any natural disaster.

1. Back up your data remotely.
2. Use a quality surge protector with uninterruptible power supply battery.
3. Make sure your servers are off the floor or in the cloud.
4. Have a disaster recovery and business continuity plan.

Contact Superior Solutions today for more information on how we can help you be prepared.

Considering moving to the cloud? Cloud computing is a concept that could possibly save your business quite a bit of money on software, hardware, and upgrades and service. There are a lot of advantages for cloud computing BUT you need to make sure you have the right infrastructure in place to make it work effectively. Contact us today for a free infrastructure evaluation. Superior Solutions LLC

Looking for a cloud-based productivity suite for your organization? Great article comparing two major solutions. If you have questions, especially on items like best practices and implementation, contact us today for answers.

Microsoft 365 vs Google Workspace: Which productivity suite is best for your business? | ZDNet

Microsoft 365 vs Google Workspace: Which productivity suite is best for your business? | ZDNet Microsoft and Google are engaged in a pitched battle to win over your business with suites of cloud-based productivity software and services. Here's a look at the many different editions of Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, along with what you can expect to pay for each one.

Is Your Data REALLY Secure In The Cloud?

Are you thinking about moving all or parts of your computer network "to the cloud" but worried about who can access your data? You're not alone - but many security experts, software companies and cloud-service providers alike agree that cloud computing offers a MORE secure way to store data.

Here are the top five security questions you must know the answers to if you're going to trust your data in the cloud:

1. Who outside of my company will have access to my data?
2. What security measures are in place whenever a mobile device is lost or stolen?
3. With what frequency is my data backed up (and where is it backed up)?
4. What happens if my cloud provider goes out of business?
5. Where's my data actually located?

Want more information on cloud security and what to look for in your business? Contact us today!