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| Are you doing all you can to secure your data? |
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| Written by Frank Vander Wiede |
| Tuesday, 17 November 2009 21:04 |
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Security conscience IT pros spend untold hours protecting their equipment from would be thieves. Thieves who would steal their data, but what about the thieves who would just carry away the data along with the physical equipment? Large companies usually have a focus on the physical side of security, at their facilities. Small businesses however, can be dealing with tight budgets and other more pressing start-up concerns. Often employees will bring their sensitive work home, via their laptops, giving the thief access to the data in an unprotected environment. The IT tech often has an influential voice in company security matters, and should take the physical protection of their data just as seriously as the electronic protection. Professional alarm systems are now available for any size home or business, without expensive installation costs or long term service contracts. Security professionals, such as Intella-Home Inc, offer complete professional alarm systems to the diy installer at reasonable prices. Nearly 25 years of experience installing alarm systems has given them a unique, behind the scenes, view of what provides the most reliable protection. A complete wired alarm kit, able to protect a normal home or small business, is available for under $200 at websites such as: www.intellahome.com or www.UdoItAlarms.com along with free US shipping. Technical support for all security alarm packages is also available for free with these systems. In today’s world, it only makes sense to do all you can to keep your sensitive information protected in every way possible. Of site protection has never been easier to consider. Company loyalty is more important today than ever before. Today more and more is expected of employees to be able to compete. Expecting staff to put in that extra time and effort in an unsecured home environment is not a wise idea. A small investment, such as this, will not only give an added layer of protection to sensitive data, it will provide protection to employees and their families as well. |
| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 21:21 ) |
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