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BTS Maine will help you find clarity in our fast-paced world of technology.
Protect your data and harness the power of an entire IT team – managed and customized IT services with expert support.
Use familiar Cloud-based applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook to seamlessly access the resources you need – anytime, from any device.
Complete data protection so you don’t have to worry about data loss, network failures, costly downtime, or worse.
RELIABLE SUPPORT
With over 35 years of experience, our team of network account managers is thoroughly equipped to best serve you. Professional and friendly, we stand ready to perform a comprehensive network analysis to determine your needs. We take the time to get to know your business and listen to your questions. Most importantly, we provide solutions that integrate different technologies to jumpstart your path to success.
Schedule a network analysis and find a managed IT plan that works best for you!
Latest IT News
Leveraging AI for Your Business’ Security
BTS account manager Anthony Terrano led a breakout session at recent municipal and credit union conferences, entitled Leveraging AI to Secure Your Business. He explained different types of AI, risks to business networks from cyber security attacks, and what AI tools we use to combat them. It’s such important information, we thought we’d share Continue Reading
What’s a Security Stack, and Why Is It Critical for Your Business?
In the last paragraph of our previous blog post, we referenced your business network’s Security Stack. It seems like a good time to dig a little deeper into what a security stack entails, and why it’s important for safeguarding your business. What is a Security Stack? Your security stack refers to the collection of tools, Continue Reading
How Weak MFA and Personal Devices Open the Door to Hackers
As an MSP, we often stress the importance of strong authentication, device hygiene, and secure cloud practices. The following incident involving weak multi-factor authentication (MFA) and a corporate breach underscores exactly why these things matter. It spotlights how one seemingly small weakness on a private device can cascade into a much larger breach. What Happened? Continue Reading