•  Low Initial Investment: There is no need to acquire or maintain on premise data centers
• Device Compatible: Cloud services are compatible with multiple devices and operating systems
• Scalability: Scaling your hardware and services are easy and instant, thus improving organizational agility
• Security: Generally cloud environments are more secure as compared to on premise ones
• Centralization: Easy to secure and maintain backups for enterprise data when centralized
• Faster On-Boarding: On-boarding employees takes minimum, especially remote workers

This is a question often asked by everyday people and small business owners alike. In most cases, cloud services are more secure than on-premise environments.

Cloud data centers (Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Amazon AWS, etc.) understand how a single security breach can result in a massive lack of trust. So they’ve created many systems and controls to keep your content safe, secure and private. These systems require significant investments, and they dramatically reduce the probability of data breaches while enabling quick detection and mitigation when a critical event occurs.  

We vet and only choose providers that maintains robust, automated, real-time security monitoring systems with data protection in transit, data protection at rest, physical protection, network protection, application security, data mirroring, continuous validation, mass file deletion protection and suspicious activity monitoring. Along with these includes collocation data redundancy backup of all systems.

Easy access to broadband internet and mobile devices makes cloud computing the best solution for businesses everywhere. Cloud services are cost-efficient, easy to access, creates consistency between users, allows for remote programs and easy to backup. 

Here are two cloud services that that we help businesses implement:

Infrastructure as a service (IaaS): Basically this replaces your in-house physical hardware like business application, system, and web servers. We can help your business move and migrate these to the cloud like virtual servers or virtual machines.

Software as a service (SaaS): Just like some software your business may already be accustom to in your environment, SaaS gives users access to software over the internet. Access could be through computers and/or internet-enabled mobile devices. Here are some SaaS application Microsoft Office 365, Google Apps, Amazon Web Services, and QuickBooks Online.